MPs Sworn In To The Commons, Greens & Farage Give First Speeches 

It’s only England that were daft enough to sell off

Ok it is done but the water is Tizer hope that's ok.

​@@DestideTizer sounds nicer than 💩😂

@@Destide That'll be great for washing clothes :O

Move to country side o yeah you on LWRCA like most of their listeners

Grotesquely far left. A cult

I also voted green.... Really hope labour / Starmer will pleasantly surprise me but I won't hold my breath

@@assiduous_yogi These people want to ban the sale of petrol cars within five years. A crazed cult.

Same here, I also like how they seem to have really upped their political strategy game recently

I voted green too, but I will try to show some patience and optimism with Labour, but I do like the Green Mps

Diane and Jeremy being Mother & Father of the House would have been hilarious.

@@MaskOfMetal94 A mixed race house with no arithmetical ability.

I wonder if that would protect them against the repercussions of human rights violations.

I’m guessing you don’t know that all the party’s in the commons are LLCs.

@@michaelwelsh226 This is not correct.

@@michaelwelsh226 No they are not

Liz Truss. Just joking.

​@@Non-Doctors-Music😂

Now for a bonus point, name the community she was serving.

It sounded like they had died

George Galloway's the only person I can think of.

@@nqa5448 I was so upset about Faiza. I actually had to stop watching for a while then. What Labour did to her was cruel. I hope she stands again, and with 5 years to build momentum, she stands a really good chance next time. Watch this space 😊

I completely agree we've lost our anti-imperialism voice in parliament. I was very disappointed for the independents and GG. It's difficult when these people didn't have the mainstream media showcasing them unlike farage.

@@peacehope7365and I think for the whole of the time between the elections she will be working hard for her home area, which would have been her constituency and has been her home for whole of her life.

Yeah, and Braverman lamenting asset inflation is laughable went she represents the asset owning class

Yes @jugo1944 this smacked me in the face as well...

Farage is not there to impress, only for vid clips he can post on TikTok...

@@magspies It's not his fault he's more popular than every other person in parliament.

@@aremedyfrosty A truer stateement has never been said. He's popular because the mainstream media made him so.

Are you impressed by Bercow? Bercow was banned from Parliament for life in March 2022 after being found to be a “serial bully” and a liar.

@@davidbates3057 he’s not that popular

"AI" software is already being widely used for cancer diagnosis and entering use in scan reporting for example, because it is great at recognising patterns. These aren't machine learning models.

They don’t want to.

That's a slight caveat but that's not why they don't attend parliament

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If that is what he actually said, I agree with him.

So because he said prime ministers question time instead of PMQs, and that's ridiculously stupid? Not sure what I'm missing here...

We can't have open debate. The reason he's there is because no current politician can debate their real position, because it's all about stealing.

Which of his ideas is most hollow?

​@@kenjohnston2531 for starters that he will put a stop to immigration that's a little difficult when you are on the neo-con w@r train.

​@@kenjohnston2531 my comments are being deleted. Ridiculous you can't say things like w@r or displ@(ment 🙄

fewer

Oh @misterbonzoid5623 you heard that alarm go off as well?

Starmer’s “we have a strong mandate” is just hollow. His win is built on sand. He has the seats to force through what he wants, but with poor electoral support you can almost hear the gnashing of teeth and sharpening of knives ready to attack if one step goes wrong or he introduces something unpopular. It’s going to be difficult for them and Starmer’s honeymoon period will end quickly.

@@MsTravelady Absolutely correct! When people realise that the electoral system produced the worst possible result for representative democracy . 60 % of the seats on 34% o f the vote : false political power at the expense of popular rejection. If the new government abuses their power like the tories did the economic chaos will continue.

please!!!

And Jody McIntyre

Another privatisation success story!! 😤

Also Tony Blairs son is involved in tech startups who's millionaire apparently so it makes sense

How about Birmingham, because it is in the middle?

​@@Redf322 Sounds good to me, but when you consider Scotland I would prefer it a little further North. Sheffield? Leeds? You might then see more interest in infrastructure spending in the north!!

​@Redf322 you could put it in berwick, and have a English parliament in westminster, thus each devolved country has one and the UK wide one can be in a city technically not in any of the constituent countries but between the border of Scotland and England like how Washington DC isn't in a state

Agreed, however failure is not restricted to machine run systems. At all.

So you don't think AI is the future?

@@flamboyentpromotions3471 no not these current LLMs, and not in the next five years it's a dead end tech, and some investors are starting to figure that out. It does have it's uses for a few limited things but it's especially limited profit wise. And we're not going to get agi from it ever it's too resource intensive and also the structure doesn't allow for intelligence.

@@Forjugadname what about automated cars, you dont think thats gonna be up an running in the next 5 years? An manufacturing? The army are definitely using it already. As the population increases an the average age rises cost cutting will become crucial to maintain the welfare state an AI is definitely gonna be looked at as part of the solution. Have you seen the price of Nvidia shares? Driven by the knowledge AI will be used more an more by everyone

@@flamboyentpromotions3471 Yeah and Nvidias stock value is an indication that its a bubble. How long have we been waiting for AI driven cars, what innovation has happened that's going to suddenly improve them. We also have evidence Tesla covered up loads of accidents caused by their AI driving system. Even Waymo this google thing still has tons of problems and accidents, and can only work in a strict limited way and it still doesn't fully work. Just because people have caught into the hype and everyone is using AI doesn't mean anyone knows what they are doing. We've seen so many problems with these LLM's the bias's and the hallucinations, we aren't even close to solving these. And I know people don't care and think we can just ignore them but these problems won't just go away they will get worse and cascade upwards and just cause worse problems further along. These current LLM's aren't going to save money or jobs. They are just going to cause a lot of economic and social damage. We have people giving up moving into the creative industry's because they think its hopeless, but these AI's aren't viable to replace human creativity unless you enjoy derivative crap and people will get tired of that eventually and the AI's will struggle to create anything truly new or interesting. Personally I'm for AI and AGI and am aware of some innovations that could result in it and LLM's aren't it. But only if its used properly ethically and with the consent of the people, not for corporations to make billions of profits and reformat society to their whims.

She has her own show

Have you been listening to what she is REALLY saying?

should get them to work in our stead everyone gets an A.I or a robot, a surrogate worker you earn as they work, you can work as well or not at all each A.I worker; once insured, is legally protected property and damage, corruption or destruction is grounds for prison and reimbursment by the guilty party, either they buy you a robot or they give the money to buy another one maintenance is included free with insurance to keep overhead low A.I and robot are subject to assimov's 3 laws of robotics, plus laws of the jurisdiction they are in done right, it can free up time for family, holidays, etc while easing the load of the living workforce and thus allow for more downtime what we have now is the beggining of skynet, if a few decades late

They couldn't divide two sheep's hay, let alone the nation.

@@arash4712we dont want the nation divided.

It already is, and now the sheep have 3 piles of hay to choose from. They are all over there, on your right.

@@Redf322 it already is. Look around you.

... up the same old Blairite /New Labour leftovers.

Tuv isn't just an added vote to reform, especially since Farage endorsed DUP candidates. Sinn Fein won't have any effect on Westminster as they don't take their seats and can't vote. DUP will act as opposition alongside the conservatives. Overall, NI parties will have little effect on Westminster politics.

50% of seats from the north of Ireland are held by Irish nationalists. Time for a border poll.

Build more green energy.

ironically the tony blair institute has actually done some research on this - think the paper is called greening ai or something

In your world maybe but the reality is mate that most people don't smoke weed

A significant portion of the population does in fact smoke weed i have even seen police officers smoke weed

⁠@@chester6343 most people don’t shop at Tesco

@@chester6343thats false. Most people have at the very least tried weed. Many under 35's smoke here and there. There's definitely a demand, especially in big cities.

@@addmin5487 for sure most people try weed but what's that got to do with the original statement.. the fact is most people don't smoke weed and it's not the big money generator people make it out to be, it's predicted 3bn a year spent on the black market on weed.. you'd have to make it basically unaffordable to make any money from it through taxation, is that what you want?

Agreed 💯

Very nearly, the current guy was sworn in a few minutes before him originally

Na he's our magic grandad and terrorist synthesiser on high

@@FelonyBellendsynthesiser haha 😂

But are you not be aware of the record of Al within the NHS and sub Post Offices?

Reeves and Starmer I have to force myself to listen

If developed by the state, collectively and open then utilizing AI could be a massive boon for the nation, but as usual it will be at the detriment of workers and in favor of capital

Exactly this, bit of a pity it didn't get mentioned. At this point the entirety of the neoliberal project is based on not understanding (or hoping others don't) the most basic macroeconomic outcomes.

@@smerdiyakov standard assumption is that new tasks are created as the old ones are destroyed so any unemployment should only be temporary - not sure how true this is in practice

Narrow AI definitely exists and it's already making lots of jobs redundant or at least significantly threatened. What some people call God-like, conscious AI doesn't exist (as far as we are led to believe, be because the rate of improvement of AI is pretty significant)

only if he gets removed from the house by force because of his antics the clown finally got his circus, only took decades of being a parasite

The price taken for Lindsay Hoyell to take his seat put the breaks on that question being asked.