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Jeni Tennison

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Data nerd/wonk. Founder of Connected by Data, campaigning for communities to have a powerful say over data and AI. Into trans rights, neurodiversity, board games, lego, dogs, spreadsheets. www.jenitennison.com

Interesting and thought-provoking post about government correspondence. What if people were asked to score their satisfaction with the response (plus an open field for comments), and that were used as a quality measure?

David Durant

Great post from @publicdigital.bsky.social public.digital/pd-insights/...

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So I'm pretty excited by the recognition that traditional consultation doesn't cut it any more, in the Rewiring the State Cabinet Statement. 1/3 www.gov.uk/government/p...

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#ukrain 3/10 KT17

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My new rule to limit my Tiktok viewing is I'm only allowed to watch until the first Andy Burnham video.

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🚨PAIRSx Public Sector 5th Nov 2026 🚨 🚨Open for submissions 🚨 If you’re working in and around public and public sector worker involvement on public sector data, digital or AI, we would love to hear about your work! Find out more at pairs.site/pairsx-publi...

PAIRSx Public Sector 2026 | PAIRS: Participatory AI Research & Practice SymposiumA space to present research and case studies on the state of the art in participatory development and governance of AI, and to build stronger connections across the field.pairs.site
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Exhibit A: British Gas explains how it's the customers' fault that they're cutting 1,300 call centre staff - people just prefer chat bots! Exhibit B: Trustpilot summary of reviews of British Gas customer service: frustration of being forced into online channels and unable to speak to a person.

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Agree with this. The (then) Science and Technology Committee existed prior to DSIT and should continue after it, including scrutiny of public sector adoption of digital, data and AI, the responsibility for which is now distributed across departments. committees.parliament.uk/committee/13...

Role - Science, Innovation and Technology Committee - Committees - UK ParliamentThe Science, Innovation and Technology Select Committee is appointed by the House of Commons to examine the expenditure, administration and policy of the Department for Science, Innovation and Technol...committees.parliament.ukJenny Andrew

Plenty being said about the dissolution of DSIT… personally, I think it’ll be a nightmare for a bunch of civil servants, esp. the tech specialists, and could go either way for R&D, BUT I am grieving the loss of the mighty SITC - the select committee - who IMO have been the stars of this Parliament.

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Waiting with bated breath to see the actual responsibilities of both Ian Murray and Kanishka Narayan. I guess there could still be junior ministerial appointments to come? www.gov.uk/government/m... www.gov.uk/government/m...

Minister of State - GOV.UKwww.gov.ukRachel Coldicutt

So. is Ian Murray the only "digital" minister in DDCMS? www.gov.uk/government/n... because that seems like quite a big brief for someone with no tech experience till Feb this year and makes zero sense for online harms and digital govt to sit in the same brief

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Now seeing evidence that the zero sense move (of GDS to DDCMS) is what's happening. Which makes zero sense. If you're going to hold back service transformation through a MOG change, the end result of that change has to be worth the disruption.

Jeni Tennison

I have to assume that GDS will be moving back to Cabinet Office (because the alternative move to DDCMS makes zero sense). I guess we'll know when we see the relevant junior ministerial appointments – who will have Digital Government in their remit and in which department?

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I have to assume that GDS will be moving back to Cabinet Office (because the alternative move to DDCMS makes zero sense). I guess we'll know when we see the relevant junior ministerial appointments – who will have Digital Government in their remit and in which department?

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Complete non-story if you actually go and read it. The fact Palantir didn't get contracted by Greater Manchester while Burnham was mayor is used as evidence he'll cancel the FDP contract. /1

Politics UK

🚨 NEW: Andy Burnham is set to ban Palantir from the NHS if he becomes Prime Minister [@Telegraph]

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When did you stop being one of the Guardian-reading tofu-eating wokerati and start being a blue-haired city-dwelling Green-adjacent trans-lover?

Sam Freedman

I mean this stuff is terribly written, incoherent, factually wrong. And yet these people win awards and are feted by their colleagues.

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Recent games I've enjoyed, all so cozy they don't even have (or need) much in way of story, let alone threats or time pressure. Like creating order from chaos, and books, and wizarding? Try Librarian. More fun before you get the spells that make it trivial. store.steampowered.com/app/4197610/...

Librarian: Tidy Up the Arcane Library! on SteamLibrarian: Tidy Up the Arcane Library! is a single-player simulation. You need return scattered books to proper places in an Arcane Library. As completed rows of bookshelves, you can learn ability to ...store.steampowered.com
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See, AI will create new jobs! Now every legal defence team needs to include an expert at identifying AI-generated or -manipulated evidence.

Tony Roberts

Police use AI to fabricate evidence, proving the rule that if a technology can be used as a tool of oppression, it will be used as a tool of oppression. www.theguardian.com/technology/2...

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