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It should be easier to build power stations of all types
AI is the defining technology of the next 10 years
Building things is a way to figure them out
Be Proudly Ambitious
simplify high-skilled immigration
impact through agency, high conviction and industriousness.
We believe in Space colonisation
Maximise knowledge creation
Incubate AI R&D, build data centres.
Expand nuclear energy (including fusion)
Policies to encourage market variance and entrepreneurship, regulatory sandboxing of new technologies (e.g., driverless transport)
We should ambitiously advance human flourishing.
Reduce legal risk around mistakes when starting startups
Simplify Tax System
Embrace uncertainty and risk-tolerance
Foster open source AI
It should be a goal to make the UK energy independent, by fracking and making it easier to build nuclear, solar and wind power
make it easier for people and businesses to move between cities
Build More Infrastructure
Build More Cities
More Regulation Sandboxes
Technology is the extension of human creative intelligent output
We are builders and are trying to build the future
We are optimistic about the future
Embrace the power of competition and markets
Overhaul planning and experimental regulations to facilitate capital development and accelerate aerospace, defense, and other high-tech industries, reducing barriers to testing and innovation.
Foster growth in the biotech sector, specifically longevity, gene therapy research and BCI R&D, through subsidies, regulatory support.
Deregulate and support the expansion of nuclear energy to secure an abundant, independent energy supply, including investment in research for next-generation nuclear technologies and fusion energy.
Enhance the UK's space industry infrastructure; double down on the Shetland spaceport and accommodation for new launch technologies.
Secure the UK’s role in space exploration and commercialization.
We should care about achieving end results (more flourishing) more than ideology.
We should enthusiastically deploy technology while recognising its realistic risks.
The state should take high-risk, high-reward bets on emerging technologies via R&D/Investment agencies modelled after DARPA
Modelling after the BBC's commercial arm, empower other British public services to commercialise their offering abroad to reduce the tax burden here
Give special planning dispensation + funding to cities with global impact to allow them to build, expand and innovate i.e. Oxford, Cambridge etc
The state should take high-risk, high-reward bets on emerging R&D/Investment agencies modelled after DARPA
It would be good to experiment with charter cities in the UK - city sized regulatory sandboxies
Allow people to improve their houses to the next level of density so that density can gradually increase
There are a set of orbits for which the UK would be a viable space launch location
The UK should offer tax breaks for health insurance, as australia does
If a drug has been tested in the US, EU, Korea or Japan it should be legal to take inthe UK
It is bad that factory farms cause so much suffering
MPs should be paid more
All spending should be benchmarked against cash. If it's better to give people cash we should do so
Incentivise Population Growth
Majority of AI safety people aren’t actually that different from us in terms of vibe
Limit top-down control
Maximise AI engineering to derive capabilities and safety.
Reform housing and urban development regulations to expand housing supply and capital development.
Exploit our wind/wave energy potential to become the Saudi Arabia of green energy for Europe
Create high speed rail links and other integrated infrastructure between Oxford, Cambridge and London.
Lower top rate of tax, but simplify and focus on enforcement to get the same tax rate overall
With investment the UK could be a viable launch location even despite the unideal latitude
Reduce Innovation-Hindering Regulations
The best way to predict the future is to create it.
We should build 5 new London tube lines before 2035
The UK should invest (via tax breaks etc) in getting scaling up companies in the UK
Other city mayors and metropolitan mayors to be given the same level of control as the London mayor (Khan)
Extinction risk from AI is between 1 and 10 %
The UK should allow people to push their property to the next level of density on their street
We should have 10% the number of words in law that we currently have
laws against social nuisance should be enforced more visibly and aggressively
provide student-loans only for valuable degrees
improve social-security (NHS, etc.)
Technology is key to human fulfilment
The best defence is a good offence.
We believe the UK can be a powerhouse of science, technology, and engineering like we were 200 years ago
Push human biology
Exploit our natural resources to create a fund able to invest in domestic infrastructure (including housing) and make geopolitically strategic investments abroad.
An annual national celebration of British culture where cities put on showcase events like Edinburgh's Fringe
The best offence is a good defense
Extinction risk from AI is between 10 and 100%
Supermarket loyalty schemes should not coerce people into handing over their data in return for more affordable food.
Everyone should have a right to visit our friends, families and communities easily and quickly via public transport, not just in London.
The UK education system is good
London should build a new tube line a year from 2027 onwards
MPs should be given 500k each to run their offices
We shouldn't have tariffs on trade with our allies
We should sign the no-nuclear-first-strike policy
0.7% of GNP should go to aid again
incentivise global scale-up businesses to headquarter & bank in the UK (tax breaks / regulation / GTM support / trade-deals)
reduce punishments for dumb startup mistakes
Healthcare should be nationally subsidised (via insurance), and privately fulfilled
Screws are 4cm long, head is 8.5mm in diameter, threads 3mm, core 2mm
Take power out of Westminster and create London-style power structures for other cities.
mandate the creation of startup incubators in every university
Reform NHS to streamline and integrate it, improve IT. Open it up to external private competition e.g., Palantir
The UK have a fixed number of 5 year work visas each year and should sell them via auction
Lower top rate of tax but ensure wealthy pay it
We are mostly aligned with Cummings view of British politics
Tax cuts to stimulate economic growth, attract FDI, and enable corporations to increase wages
Have a charter city in the North, with much more open immigration
The UK is a cost effective place to launch satellites from