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From Imitation to Trust, A New Benchmark for AI

August 31, 2025

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The trust theme in my last blog got me thinking about the pedestal Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being placed on. When Alan Turing proposed his famous Imitation Game in 1950, he asked a deceptively simple question, paraphrased as – “If a machine’s responses are indistinguishable from a human’s, should we call it intelligent?” For decades, […]

The Rise of the Inflated C-Suite

August 23, 2025

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Once upon a time, companies got by with a tight C-Suite (CEO, CFO, CTO and CSO/CISO), maybe a CIO and COO in larger enterprises or the more adventurous. Fast forward to 2025 and the executive floor resembles a royal court, where C- titles are minted faster than NFTs (non-fungible tokens). The latest entry in this […]

Facial Recognition, Because Freedom Looks Better in Handcuffs

August 13, 2025

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For a party that insists it is on the side of the people, the current UK Labour government shows an increasingly uncomfortable tendency to treat privacy and personal freedom as optional extras, privileges to be granted when convenient, rather than rights to be protected. Recent policy moves reveal a temperament that blends centralised control with […]

The Journey Matters, AI Wouldn’t Know, It Doesn’t Travel

August 6, 2025

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Not for the first time, I have finished reading a report and instead of remembering the message, I am left wondering which AI model wrote it. Fifteen minutes of polished nothing. Like being served a three-course meal made entirely of rice cakes, technically food, but utterly forgettable and lacking any nutritional value for the effort. […]