Daniel Susskind

A huge thank you to @sethlazar and Katy Glenn Bass for organising this symposium. So pleased to have been a part of it.

Seth Lazar @sethlazar

It’s been a great first day of our symposium on AI and democratic freedoms at the Knight 1A institute. Four panels discussing symposium papers on regulating AI, AI agents, evaluation and design of safe AI, and democratic AI uses, and a keynote from Ben Buchanan. Thank you to https://t.co/2WaHpgdg7I

RT @GeorginaCapel: New Book ALERT! 😍 So excited for this! @danielsusskind's new book #WhatShouldMyChildrenDo? will be published by @AllenLa…

I wrote about this outcome a few weeks ago in @FT. OBR was established to reduce bias in public finance forecasting but finds itself with a grander role: arbiter of whether Labour’s growth plan is the right one. This was never meant to be its purpose. —https://t.co/bZHJucaLf6

Steven Swinford @Steven_Swinford

Breaking: Keir Starmer criticises the Office for Budget Responsibility for failing to score the impact of the government's welfare reforms in getting people back to work This is the first time that Starmer has publicly criticised the OBR - points to to wider concern in

Here's a documentary I did on the future of work with the brilliant team at the Dutch public broadcaster, @VPROTegenlicht. -- https://t.co/7QsJmIWG2o

RT @Joanna__Hardy: It doesn’t look like justice. It doesn’t sound like justice. But here we all are now. Prosecuting the bereaved for not f…

This looks very exciting from @dc_lawrence and @jujulemons ...

Centre for British Progress @BritishProgress

💫 We’re launching the Centre for British Progress Our founding essay: Rediscovering British Progress is a case for growth that drives shared progress, rooted in Britain's values and industrial heritage. It all starts with a postcard from 1870 👇 https://t.co/3CKCERU7Y2 https://t.co/J43PkM1jxW

RT @PD_Smith: Susskind’s Growth is an immensely readable survey of a complex issue. His thoughtful discussion is both historical & practica…

Thank you to @guardian for choosing GROWTH as one of April's best paperbacks. -- "a remarkable survey of a complex subject that is both erudite and immensely readable ... a timely contribution to a vitally important debate." https://t.co/zpsdogbjKw

RT @richardsusskind: Thanks to Stuart Kelly for his positive review of HOW TO THINK ABOUT AI in @TheScotsman. He recognises that my questio…

The unflappably confident view below -- both wrong in theory, and deeply dangerous in practice -- is one of the reasons I wrote GROWTH. Do take a look.

Dr. Steve Keen @ProfSteveKeen

@RelearningEcon Anyone who thinks this is hyperbole, and that economists surely aren't that stupid, should look at--but don't buy, it only encourages them--economist Daniel Susskind's 2024 book Growth: A Reckoning https://t.co/zH1qJC3YTt

RT @Owain2026: Caerdydd Ffynnon Taf is where my life began, where I grew up, and where I first stood for Labour in 1997. I now hope I can b…

Very important from @chalmermagne this morning on the Alan Turing Institute, helping to answer a question I found myself asking last year. Anyone interested in the future of AI in the UK should read. -- https://t.co/lsuxW9eg05

Daniel Susskind @danielsusskind

It is interesting that the Alan Turing Institute and OpenAI were founded in the same year, both as non-profits, with similar missions and initial budgets -- but have taken such wildly different paths. Feels like it says something profound, for good and bad, about the UK v. US?

RT @richardsusskind: In @thetimes today I ask of traditional lawyers the core question raised in my new book, HOW TO TO THINK ABOUT AI - "w…