John Thornhill

Another year, another prime minister in Britain. This is all becoming rather tiresome.

A popular, effective policy that would help boost Britain’s innovation economy and cost the Treasury nothing.

Ollie Vince, the cofounder of Basecamp Research, has a very personal reason for wanting his startup to succeed.

The costs of remaining at the frontier of AI are punishing, but the penalties for falling behind may be even worse

Regular readers of the FT might assume the world is becoming more unpredictable. Wars erupt, pandemics spread, markets gyrate, technology accelerates and politics fragments to an alarming degree. Hist

Liz Kendall has strongly supported the deployment of driverless cars on Britain's roads and warned that failing to back UK startups developing the tech would leave the market open to dominance by foreign competitors.

Liz Kendall was appointed as the UK's Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology just under a year ago.

Disinformation and deepfakes are known risks but biased LLMs could also be used to influence public opinion

There's a new-found sense of urgency among European leaders about the region's public markets, but words must now be matched by deeds.

The Whittle Lab aims to transform aerothermal engineering, one of the country’s strongest manufacturing industries