500 influential stars, showrunners and other notable names in the world of TV vote for The 100 Best TV Shows of the 21st Century for @nytimes.
(nytimes.com/interactive/2026…)
Surprised the share is (still) this low. But I suspect it’s because the greater use is to get around the cold start problem - that period of time when you just stare at a blank sheet and don’t know what to write. Also you really can train a model to get as close to your voice as possible.
Because there’s no way the vast majority of politicians still enjoy doing this part of their job.
My latest for @TheEconomist: AI writing is taking over politics.
10% of what was is said in Parliament is now AI-drafted, per Pangram. Yet more in the House of Representatives, or in Australia and Canada.
Link: economist.com/britain/2026/0…
And a 🧵 below, w/ some main offenders
Small funny detail.
Brobbey played the first half with a long-sleeved shirt.
Dias was holding the sleeves.
So, Brobbey resumed the second half with a short-sleeved shirt.
Never seen a manager like David Moyes. You only get the best out of him if you place him in poverty and adversity. Give him money to spend to improve the team and it’s downhill from there
Can I interest you in my review of Tidjane Thiam's memoirs?
It left me a bit frustrated which made the review run on a lot longer than it should for a 200 page book. Link in next tweet
IPO - investors and employees who backed an idea when it was very risky and uncertain get to reap cash rewards for their early faith when it is validated by public markets
IPO with African Characteristics - loads of people fall over themselves to give money to a rich guy
Over the past six months, I've been talking to Sir Ranulph Fiennes's closest friends & family about his situation for @Telegraph. They are deeply worried.
There is a lot more to this story & I hope it won't be last we hear about Ran. telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/09…