A new blog post on "What Kind of AI have we Created". This is a theme I've been developing in a few talks recently.

http://inverseprobability.com/2015/12/04/what-kind-of-ai/

A new article for the Guardian Media and Tech network on "Information feudalism" and the need for a "digital enlightenment".

We already have craft beer and coffee ... time for a "craft software" movement? Let's get brewing! http://inverseprobability.com/2015/10/05/craft-software/ … #craftSoftware

New blog post on the "Quantum Theory of Accountability" http://inverseprobability.com/2015/09/06/quantum-theory-of-accountability/

We've still got space for delegates to our Machine Learning for Personalised Medicine Summer School next month in Manchester. There's a great speaker line up including Peter Diggle, David Balding, Chris Holmes, Mike Croucher, Win Hide, Oliver Hoffman.

http://mlpm.eu/summer-school/summer-school-2015/

It's not an Internet of Things: It's an Internet of People. Early morning thoughts on scope for the Alan Turing Institute

http://inverseprobability.com/2015/11/17/alan-turing-information-infrastructures/

Blog post from Mike Croucher on our upcoming open data science event!

Videos of GP summer school are uploaded to YouTube as school progresses (unfortunately sound is missing on the first two videos, we will try and fix later) ‪#‎gpss15‬

You can find the videos here:

http://gpss.cc/gpss15/

An op-ed I wrote for the Guardian on Data Science in Africa. It motivates why we're so interested in Data Science there (and you should be to!) and gives an overview of the first data science in Africa workshop I organised with Ciira Maina, John Quinn, Andreas Damianou and Mike Smith at Dedan Kemathi University of Technology.

http://gu.com/p/4bfp9?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Google%2B

#NIPS2015 First Stage Reviews are out. Here's some general advice on how to go about writing review responses:

http://inverseprobability.com/2015/08/03/Responding-to-Reviewer-Comments/