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Michael Fitzpatrick

Austria
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Freelance journalist. i news, BBC, NYTs, Guardian, Fortune, Tgraph, FT and many more. Prof. journalism, Vienna. Back in the ha'penny place between the lights.

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International journalist who has worked regularly for all the bigs names in Anglosphere.

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Can a Great Person Be Good?

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By Michael Fitzpatrick
| Brunswick Review
In November of 2022, Sebastian Mallaby sat down with Demis Hassabis, co-founder of DeepMind, to discuss the broad approach to the book Mallaby intended to write, a profile of both Hassabis and the current state of AI technology, with all its seemingly limitless potential and its risks. Hassabis, whose startup had been acquired by Google, was the leading voice on AI research and application and the meeting was the first of dozens that would ultimately inform the book.
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'Grave doubts' over PSNI's ability to recruit officers

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By Michael Fitzpatrick
| Yahoo
Liam Kelly is chairman of the Police Federation of Northern Ireland, which represents rank and file officers [BBC] A recovery plan which aims to lift police officer numbers to 7,000 by 2028 is in "grave doubt", a union has claimed. Liam Kelly, chairman of the Police Federation of Northern Ireland, said the plan had "effectively evaporated".
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PSNI staff paid almost £40m in data breach compensation

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By Michael Fitzpatrick
| BBC News
Almost £40 million pounds has been paid out in compensation to more than 5,000 police officers and civilian staff impacted by a 2023 data breach, according to a Belfast law firm. Edwards Solicitors said they were each paid compensation of £7,500 following their acceptance of the "universal offer" made by the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI). The law firm added "several hundred claims remain ongoing for those who chose not to accept the universal offer".
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