Here are my letters to the FT! They are on a variety of subjects, from responsibility of shareholders, to AI, gene editing and neurotech, to capitalism and Post Office scandal and the fetishising of tech. All published and unpublished are here.

A new long term project beginning which explores the political and economic values, decision-making and corporate strategies which have made addicting one’s customers an acceptable mainstream business model - and what can be done about it.

The government only sees vaping in relation to stopping smoking, we aim to change that debate with our new project Action on Recreational Vaping. We now see that vapes should be treated like cigarettes. Check out all our work on this on Recreationalvaping.org

My podcast series From Another Angle - explores familiar ideas, such as democracy, capitalism, regulation and human nature and bring them to you ‘from another angle’!

The Framework for Meaningful Engagement has been developed for regulators and those involved with governance design.

We are seeking to co-create a final approach with regulators and stakeholders. Please get in touch if interested to know more.

Exciting multi-stakeholder project and report in partnership with the wonderful folks at the European Centre for Not-for-profit- Law exploring a practical Framework for Meaningful Involvement of stakeholders in the development of products and services using AI. Looking for feedback and pilots!

I was inspired to write this on the Apolitical blog, by finding that UK trust in its politicians is among the lowest in the world and seeing the potential implications for the economy from a new Inter-American Bank report.

Check out lots of new articles on Understanding and Measuring Trust, thoughts about Bullsh*t, Responsible Innovation and more…

Explore how bullsh*t language is affecting your organisation and what to do about it. Having fun with new workshop designs and getting rave reviews from participants and conveners!

I was astonished at how the ideology that ‘deterrence and sanctions’ are the only thing that worked to change behaviour. Totally wrong, it’s the thing which makes it worse!

Next in the series for Apolitical exploring why buzzwords are so temping and how to wean ourselves off them

Hilary & Prof Ian McCarthy from Simon Fraser Uni, & expert on the corrosive effects of bullshit, got together to write this article on why we do it & what to do about it, using his C.R.A.P. framework - Comprehend, Recognise, Act, Prevent. Fun and deadly serious!