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UK 2.0

Alys Key

A newsletter about the intersection of technology, business and politics in Britain

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Demis Hassabis stepped aside this week, giving up the title of CEO at Google DeepMind – a title that dissolves without him. His successor, Koray Kavukcuoglu, will instead be Senior Vice President.

Hassabis will stay on as chairman, become...

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A short history of DSIT (2023-2026)

Upon visiting the Wikipedia page for the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT), one is confronted with a graveyard of predecessors.

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Have we hit peak startup merch?

Everybody wants to win the merch war.

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Economic opportunity as a service

I wouldn’t normally arrive at an interview with only a hazy idea of what a company does, but it turns out I’m not the only one.

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