The glaring problem is that inference takes real resources which cost real money, and doesn't much benefit from economies of scale once you get beyond a trivial level. The $300bn valuation of OpenAI … (View Post)

On topic, I just met a dozen or so Greens out canvassing the Hermitage and Gardens ward in Haringey. The area has lots of warehouses together with some low-ish density maisonettes typically occupied … (View Post)

Isn't the big problem that it's not yet clear what the best route towards decarbonising virgin steel production will turn out to be? It might be CCS, it might be green hydrogen, it might be some othe… (View Post)

I feel like their problem is almost the opposite - that they've become too focussed on winning over soft Tories, to the exclusion of almost everything else. All their messaging seems to be about payi… (View Post)

A bit weird to point to that in isolation, as it was first legislated for by the previous Tory govt in 1963, a move that was itself an extension of the 1961 scheme. It was Labour who in 1966 finally … (View Post)