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Furthermore,

During Lord Cameron's tenure as Prime Minister and now as the Foreign Secretary, he vowed to significantly reduce net migration to the tens of thousands. This commitment, however, has never come close to realisation and served as a driving force for some individuals supporting Brexit. Despite the promise, net migration has actually increased since then, causing a ripple effect on contentious political issues such as planning and the demand for more housing.

Although the Brexit vote took place in 2016, the upcoming general election will be the first conducted with the UK outside the European Union. When the UK was an EU member, there was unrestricted movement of people within the bloc, including to and from the UK. This allowed politicians to attribute their lack of full control over immigration to the EU. However, in the upcoming general election campaign, each political party must articulate its stance on immigration, recognising that they are now solely responsible for it. They can no longer shift blame to external factors.

Anon3,

I've had the delightful opportunity to frequent Birmingham several times, and let me tell you, its multicultural society is like any other - it has its share of ups and downs. Now, here in Cardiff, we've got a long history of immigrants, and surprisingly, it causes minimal issues, with most being quite amiable. Now, if you happen to be one of those rare individuals who relies on the oh-so-reliable GB News for information, well, you might as well believe everything you read on Facebook. As for the Beeb, sure, it's not what it used to be since the Tories made themselves at home in the management, but hey, it's still considered the most trusted and verified news source globally.

Now, it doesn't take a genius to figure out that a significant chunk of the illegal immigrants aren't from Europe. The real debacle here is the thirteen-year-long disaster of Tory governance, especially exacerbated by the whole Brexit fiasco. Despite their grand promises to "take back control" of the UK's borders post-Brexit, it turns out those ministers now admit that they've hit a bit of a snag dealing with illegal migration, thanks to some nifty arrangements they lost when they bid adieu to the EU. Smooth move, Tories, smooth move.

Omalley123: 'Winstanley, you're a smurf'

Wow, how long did it take you to think that one up?

The standard on here today is breathtaking - and to think they let people like you vote!

You're welcome,

So, to give you an ear, for once - what will get this dog moving? What are you looking for in the next results?

Please don't mention the Dame.

Ah, the other GB News viewer has arrived!

'You are typical of the cancel culture type'

There we have it, the sharp intellect of a GB News aficionado - no there's a type!

Your remarkable capacity for cognitive performance and stellar logic must be the envy of at least the other two viewers out there. I'm sure you're comfortably nestled in the upper echelons of the bottom 10 percent when it comes to understanding the basics of the issue. But hey, who needs a solid grasp when you can always rely on the fine art of overcompensation, eh?

Re: 'Came on this board to see views on the SP'

Well, it's all about creating watchable content really - that will boost the sp. Having Farage on I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here is a real treat for ITV investors, isn't it? I mean, who wouldn't want to boost those viewing figures with a dose of his wisdom? But seriously, the decision to give him a platform again after the havoc he's wreaked is nothing short of mind-boggling. It's almost like a masterclass in irresponsibility. Personally, One doesn't engage with the idiotic spectacle. One suspects people with lower cognitive ability are the target audience. By coincidence, people with lower cognitive ability were more likely to vote for Brexit!

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/981283a2-8947-11ee-b411-d7778fd6fa75?shareToken=e9d95eb9f5ac4399900c8e29355a5d1d

Oh, bravo, Synic!

Your charming lack of eloquence is truly a beacon of sophistication. The dazzling aftermath of Brexit is just gracefully embellishing our nation, isn't it?

Ah, Mr. Farage, the beacon of public adoration—because who doesn't love a good dose of desperation for approval? It's almost endearing how he manages to keep us all on the edge of our seats, wondering if he'll work his charm once again. Kudos to ITV for generously allowing him to grace us with his unchallenged political wisdom; accountability is so last season, after all.

And Farage's groundbreaking theory that the immigration bogeyman is to blame for our GP appointment struggles? Pure brilliance. Forget about the pesky issues like Brexit fallout and Tory underfunding—it's clearly all about those immigrants, right?

But of course, let's not overlook Farage's remarkable ability to wear a non-Tory mask. It's almost as convincing as a toddler trying to hide behind a curtain during hide-and-seek. Bravo, sir, bravo. Even the simplest among us can now see through that charade.

The same old news is currently being disseminated across ShareCast, City AM, and the Belfast Telegraph. Is this a synchronised effort to highlight negative perspectives again, just before the upcoming Lynch case updates?

Picture this: A forward-thinking startup harnessing the power of AI to eradicate misinformation from social media and other unreliable news sources might have prevented Suella Braverman's actions, allowing events like the Remembrance ceremony and other protests to proceed smoothly. The website www.deplatform could serve as a public reporting portal, effectively putting a stop to such issues before they escalate and get embedded into mainstream government!

Alas, DT won't need it. You may be able to sell that one to Martin Lewis!

However, it's probably taken.

There's very little news on this stock at the moment - so off subject what else is happening in the AI world?

Answer:

'The total value of all domain names that include AI rose to $20m in August of this year, compared with $7m a year earlier, according to figures given to the BBC by Escrow.com, a company that processes domain name sales.

Meanwhile, brokerage, Afternic, says that the term AI is now the second most used word in website addresses'

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-67284936

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As per its advocates, the practice of ‘deplatforming’ is employed to curb the dissemination of hate speech and misinformation. Social media has become a pivotal platform for news consumption, and proponents argue that content moderation and the prohibition of provocative contributors are necessary editorial responsibilities to be upheld by news organisations, or independent protectors.

Those in favour of ‘deplatforming’ argue that it effectively achieves the intended outcome of diminishing what they perceive as hate speech. This does not constitute a restriction on freedom of speech; instead, it involves monitoring and addressing harmful content. The utilisation of AI is poised to be the instrumental solution to address this issue.

So, does anybody want to buy www.deplatform.ai ?

Only 250k and it could be yours!

Any thoughts on how things are going? ...(Tom can skip this, as no one's really listening).

For what it's worth:

Advertising challenges as expected.

ITVX continues to perform strongly - which is the main gem IMO.

Published: 01 Nov 2023 8:45

Interesting read:

“The technology that is most readily adopted will be the one that is most trusted – I do firmly believe that,” says Gustafsson.

https://www.computerweekly.com/news/366557754/Darktrace-CEO-Poppy-Gustafsson-on-her-AI-Safety-Summit-goals

Yes, obstacles

Should have gone to spec savers - if I had, I would have spotted the autocorrect mistake. Ha,ha.

One was only pondering how the outcome of the ML case might impact the sp.

Relax, just minor bumps in the road - that probably aren't even there!

Desert sands,

I'm chipper!

Hopefully the path of the course with be clear of obstetrics very soon.

Whoever said there was a guarantee?

However, It's going to be a real spectacle when that underwhelming disappointment, that you perceive, magically turns into a formidable force! It's not like anyone could possibly see it coming. We’ll see, eh.