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Author of The Lonely Century, Broadcaster, Professor, Economist, Speaker, Board Member.
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What Makerfield is really telling Westminster

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What Makerfield is really telling Westminster

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By Noreena Hertz
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The Makerfield by-election exists for a reason – to allow Andy Burnham to challenge Keir Starmer - Christopher Furlong/Getty Images The most potent force in Western politics is no longer an ideology. It is a feeling: that no one in power sees you, hears you, or is acting on your behalf. On June 18, that feeling is on the ballot in Makerfield. When I wrote The Lonely Century, I argued that disconnection is not only a private wound. It is a political accelerant.
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We have entered the era of full-blown AI anti-Semitism

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By Noreena Hertz
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The AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, India last week Last week, the world’s digital architects gathered in New Delhi for the India AI Impact Summit 2026. The rhetoric was, as expected, grand. India’s prime minister Narendra Modi unveiled his “MANAV” vision: a mnemonic for systems that are Moral, Accountable, and Valid. It is a compelling vision. The trouble is, we are nowhere near it. Indeed, in one domain in particular, AI is becoming less moral and accountable by the day.
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