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Glass Clock by Marcus Loh·Aug 21Could Anthropic’s watermark turn AI assistance into a mark of suspicion?Singapore has no equivalent of Article 50, yet universal watermarking could stigmatise AI use and disadvantage smaller businesses and…
Zahra Ali Asghar·Aug 17Politics for dummies: How do parliaments actually work?Confession: I used to nod along whenever someone said “the Commons” or “the Lords” without having the faintest idea which was which. If…
Zahra Ali Asghar·Aug 14Politics, Policy and Everything in BetweenYou might be wondering what this random person is doing writing public affairs posts on Medium. I agree, no one needs more drama and sad…
Paul O'Brien·Jul 5The White House Office Nobody’s Heard of Just Proposed the Right to Cancel Any Federal Grant…Federal Grant Termination Risk: OMB’s New Proposal Explained
Cominta·May 28The Charisma Trap: The Mismatch Between Great Man Leadership and Public BureaucracyWhy do we elect people who only seem to play the part? When will we put a person’s actions above their perception?
Samuel Marriott-Dowding·May 6Are We Entering a Permanently Unstable World?A planet filled with such beauty and wonder, and yet a world filled with such uncertainty; it’s rhythm to absorb and recalibrate from…A response icon1A response icon1
Gifteric·Apr 22Corporate Reputation Crisis: Why Public Perception Now Moves Faster Than Corporate Messaging…A multinational company releases a brief regulatory update before markets open. Within minutes, trading desks begin interpreting it in…A response icon1A response icon1
