User needs first
Service design second
Operating model third
Technology fourth

This order is still reversed way too often.

We disagree, but I have no issue with it because the backlog for justice for so many is horrendous. To me, it seems like a sensible move.

I'm sorry, I don't get it. I see an administration getting on with the job and not rising to the taunts of the febrile press, which I think is a good thing. The fact that the MSM is switching people off Labour means they're basically getting turkeys to vote for Xmas and that's what's worrying.

We’re watching a shift where AI simulates the cohesion and reinforcement that used to require an entire online community. A single person can now build a complete parallel reality with nothing more than a prompt window. Which seems bad.

We are absolutely not ready, we’re not even ready to be ready. The lag in developing the skills needed to have any mastery over AI by the majority of humankind does not bode well, I agree.

The algomasters are taking over our lives, sector by sector. Not dystopian at all.

There's a news story here in the UK atm about how dynamic pricing is pushing affordability limits for entertainment and sporting events. I suspect the same is happening with travel and lesiure, driven by algos/data insights from travel platforms like Booking.com. They own Google leisure search now.

To illustrate, my partner and I went to Soneva Fushi for 8 days in 1998. About £2k each and definitely not cheap, but now the nightly rate there is £5,656 GBP. Wtf? That’s not inflation. And who would spend that?

I have…I’m probably being picky but definitely want a pool and no need to cook. The point is everything seems to be an exhorbitant, industrial scale rip off in the premium holiday sector these days.