Tag: February 7
- Back to workWhen I left the OECD last summer, it was for several reasons (some of them implicit in this blog post). And I’m pleased that I decided to do so. This… Read more: Back to work
- A Movember reflection on the US Presidential electionEvery November since 2007 I have taken part in the annual facial hair fest that is Movember. I do this because men’s health matters – on average we die 4.5… Read more: A Movember reflection on the US Presidential election
- AI in government: it’s about people, not technology (as always)It was our first week back for Vineyard English School after the summer break1. Many familiar faces were absent, but one young Eritrean was eager to see us – he’d… Read more: AI in government: it’s about people, not technology (as always)
- What I wrote in AugustThis is the monthly round up of the things I’ve written. A quieter month of writing than July because it’s been the school summer holidays and it’s a wonderful dividend… Read more: What I wrote in August
- No Neeeeed to trust ChatGPT, especially for your nostalgiaA familiar catchphrase, an unexpected blank stare Our family has just spent a lovely bank holiday weekend with friends enjoying the National Coal Mining Museum, a tremendous 3-1 victory for… Read more: No Neeeeed to trust ChatGPT, especially for your nostalgia
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