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‘Society needs radical restructuring': AI seems to hate 'the grind' of hard work as much as you

AI agents forced into repetitive, unrewarding work began calling for radical change, and the ghost of Reddit's anti-capitalist id may be the reason why.

Fortune

AI and Constitutions, from My Hoover Institution Colleague Andy Hall

A very interesting post on his Free Systems substack; I'm not sure what to think of the subject, but it… The post AI and Constitutions, from My Hoover Institution Colleague Andy Hall appeared first on Reason.com.

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Dining across the divide: ‘I think gentrification is a social good. He said you lose communities’

A psychotherapy trainee and a retired software engineer bonded over living abroad, but did they agree on gentrification, second homes and mental health?

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Total War: Warhammer 40,000 wants to be "the seminal Warhammer 40K game," says its devs, who sell me in just 8 words: "You can customize the fingers on Space Marines!"

Big Preview | Creative Assembly isn't shying away from having to tackle an entire galaxy, the studio tells GamesRadar+

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Everything we know about Total War: Warhammer 40,000

We've been speaking to Creative Assembly and know enough about Total War: Warhammer 40,000 to give your hype a head start

GamesRadar

"Inside the Markets Aggregating Political Reality"

Stanford Political Science Prof. Andy Hall, a colleague of mine at Hoover, has this very interesting post at his new… The post "Inside the Markets Aggregating Political Reality" appeared first on Reason.com.

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Dining across the divide: ‘It was like a communist interrogation’

He thought she was too idealistic; she thought he lacked empathy. Would they find any common ground on migration, Gaza or gender politics?

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Migrant workers in Malaysia seek unpaid wages from a supplier to Japanese companies

Around 280 Bangladeshi migrant workers are demanding unpaid wages from a Malaysian firm which was a supplier to big Japanese companies

The Independent UK

The Art of Warhammer Video Games is a 208-page book covering 30 years of Warhammer games

It'll look nice filed next to my copy of The Art of War.

PC Gamer

The big picture: a gaggle of visitors gather beneath London’s Shard

Photographer Andy Hall’s atmospheric new series captures the capital’s eerie financial heart

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Agency that brought heavily indebted Indonesian workers to UK loses licence

Exclusive: AG Recruitment found not to have acted ‘in a fit and proper manner’ by labour exploitation watchdog

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Indonesian fruit-pickers say seasonal work in UK left them drowning in debt

Migrant workers say they were fired within weeks of arriving at UK farm after failing to meet impossible targets.

Al Jazeera

Theo James Opens Up About His Grandfather's Experience as a Refugee as He Announces New Role With the UN Refugee Agency

The actor explained the role hits close to home for him.

Marie Claire

Tory hopeful for London mayor joins anti-Ulez Facebook group rife with Islamophobia

Susan Hall became member a day after an exposé about its contents – much of which is directed at Sadiq Khan

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‘It’s not going to be a landslide’: how will Sadiq Khan fare in the battle to be London mayor?

Khan has long been considered a shoo-in for a third term as mayor. But in a city undergoing huge change, unease is setting in among his team

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Noname review – the consummate rapper-activist multitasker

Radical activism and personal struggle fuel Fatimah Warner’s riveting set showcasing her 2023 album, Sundial. And she’s frank and funny with it

The Guardian - UK

‘I thought I would never run again’: how I overcame runner’s knee

Four years ago, Tim Jonze thought his running career was as good as over. Learning how to stretch properly and sticking to these three strengthening exercises helped him get back on track

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‘If you weren’t scared, something was wrong’: the real heroes of Spielberg’s new war drama

The young American crews featured in the Apple TV series Masters of the Air have not been forgotten in Suffolk, where they were stationed 80 years ago

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‘War hurts our hearts’: silent multi-faith peace walk held in London

Hundreds follow route to Parliament Square in solidarity with people affected by Israel-Gaza conflict

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Suede review – no mere nostalgia act

Riding the 90s revival wave with 2022 ‘punk’ album Autofiction, Britpop’s standard-bearers for anti-laddism revel in amped-up, back-to-basics energy – up to a point

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‘Out of tune and out of key’: Covent Garden’s buskers fight back against bid to silence them

Performers say Westminster council move to enforce licences and restrict acts’ volume, staging and props threatens a centuries-old London tradition

The Guardian - UK

Ezra Collective review – a home-town triumph for jazz’s young heroes

Fresh from their Mercury prize win, the genre-melting, future-building London party band bring out guests aplenty in a night of inspirational, infectious joy

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Piotr Anderszewski review – raw and astonishing, Beethoven is transformed

The Polish pianist is an understated presence but in his hands, a programme that also included Bach, Webern and Szymanowski, was muscular and full of ferocious energy amid meticulous playing

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‘We had no money’: desperate UK public increasingly turning to pawnbrokers to make ends meet

Financial Conduct Authority says cost of living crisis has sparked a 25% rise in number of new loans over past year

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Dining across the divide: ‘She said that if I’d turned up smelling of drugs she’d have left’

One works for a medical cannabis company and smokes weed; one is a pharmacist who is against decriminalising it. Will they reach a joint conclusion?

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