Technology Growth Plan Gives Startups A Smaller Box
The technology growth plan promises support for frontier firms, then asks the innovation to fit inside a very small form.
Self appointed General once reported that a minor breeze in Lawnland was “a full-scale invasion by air-based insurgents.” Demands Lawnland form a navy, despite the nation having no body of water. Claims to have “seen combat” but later admitted it was just a particularly aggressive game of Monopoly.
The technology growth plan promises support for frontier firms, then asks the innovation to fit inside a very small form.
UKRI funding invites local partnerships to compete for innovation support, then introduces the spreadsheet to the regional future.
Council digital services watch GOV.UK One Login bring central government into one sign in, while local portals protect their passwords.
A government creative industries vision promises clearer routes into creative careers, finally confronting job titles invented by someone with a ring light.
The MHRA AI projects aim to predict drug interactions before patients encounter them, while regulation prepares a form for the prediction.
The UK India AI Centre promises responsible AI across major fields, provided its delegates can first persuade one router to let them in.
The MHRA AI Airlock will test seven healthcare technologies in a controlled setting where medical algorithms must bring evidence instead of confidence.
Official figures show rising licensed zero emission vehicles, while the transport spreadsheet mistakes measurable progress for a completed revolution.
The EU Entry Exit System brings passport scans, fingerprints and photographs to European travel, plus a promise of minimal disruption.
A £24 million UK India connectivity centre will tackle AI, satellites and cybersecurity while its launch team searches for the missing cable.