What we've got wrong on AI and energy
Alan Chang on reframing the debate.
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Happening This Week 📆
Monday: Join our expert panel this morning to discuss the fallout of Thursday's elections on tech policy.
State of play: Keir Starmer emerges from a chaotic weekend to give a speech at 1oam which he hopes will save his job. He will pledge "hope and urgency" and to put the UK at the "heart of Europe", but Westminster's eyes are on what the potential leadership candidates do next. Alex Wickham has a great analysis.
Wednesday: Parliament is back with the state opening and King's Speech. As I reported on Friday, one of the new pieces of legislation announced should be a "Growth Bill" for regulatory reform. Away from Parliamentary pomp, techUK hosts the "Building a Smarter State" conference.
In today's edition:
🔋 Fuse Energy’s Alan Chang on using AI to reinvent the energy market
🤔 Public views on AI hang in the balance
❓ How accurate are AI productivity estimates?
