A recent Sky News report about UK government AI expenditure  tells a revealing story, not just about where public money is being allocated, but about a fundamental misalignment between ambition and execution. The £3.35 billion spent on AI contracts since 2018, while substantial, masks a more troubling reality: the departments with the greatest potential to transform citizens' lives through AI remain conspicuously underfunded, whilst infrastructure projects dominate the budget

The stark reality revealed by a recent TUC report that 51% of UK workers are concerned about AI's impact on their jobs, represents more than just a statistical snapshot. It reflects a profound moment of reckoning for British society as we stand at the crossroads of technological revolution and human aspiration. The anxiety is particularly acute among younger workers, with 62% of those aged 25-34 expressing concerns, suggesting that the very demographic expected to drive futur

The UK's Bold Vision for AI Skills Development The UK government's recent announcement  of a partnership with leading tech giants to...