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UK Opportunity in AI: Compound Semiconductors
Strategic leverage, not for fun and not for profit
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Lawrence Lundy-Bryan
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13% drop in employment for young workers in AI-exposed roles. update on the new ai automation paper from stanford. yes, I was right…
I don't know what to put here, ask claude for subtitle before publishing [DON'T FORGET AS IT WILL LOOK AMATEUR HOUR]
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Lawrence Lundy-Bryan
7
AI and Junior White Collar Automation: Update after EIG’s New Report
What if I am wrong? How will I live with myself? Who will look after my family?
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Lawrence Lundy-Bryan
1
Unbundling the Job
What We Lose When the Job Stops Being the Social Contract
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Lawrence Lundy-Bryan
15
Dirty Work: The Return of Blue Collar
ai is automating white-collar junior roles, but there are lots of blue-collar jobs out there, and many are resistance to the first wave of automation…
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Lawrence Lundy-Bryan
27
Young People Can't Get Jobs. Now What?
Don’t wait for a job, create one: Indie Studios, Fast Builds, and Scaling Artisans
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Lawrence Lundy-Bryan
46
What if AI can already 'feel'?
On computational embodiment, alien wisdom, and the status hierarchies we can't see
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Lawrence Lundy-Bryan
6
A curriculum for the AI age
Designing an Education System for the Last Human Century
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Lawrence Lundy-Bryan
6
what happens when we hollow out work?
Inward despair and outward rebellion, people aren’t just going to take automation quietly
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Lawrence Lundy-Bryan
3
What happens if mass unemployment never arrives
AI & Our Performative Work Future
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Lawrence Lundy-Bryan
18
data-driven VC is over
deep research, the art of vc, and "wisdom"
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Lawrence Lundy-Bryan
18
Can we make enough AI chips?
Never in the history of tech has so much money and supply been waiting for demand
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Lawrence Lundy-Bryan
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