Gov/data/foresight/AI people might find this interesting, it's an AI horizon scanning tool I built. 📰 It pulls in news stories (RSS feeds) from all over the world from the last 7 days 🤖 Uses an AI to spot risks and opportunities for the UK (for example, risks to supply chains or outbreak of diseases) that might not appear in the UK press. ✍ Produces reports that compare what different governments are doing in response to global events. Purely a personal experiment in my spare time and not government policy. Any suggestions for features that it could include? Is anyone else working on anything like this? Dexter Docherty Lowell Weisbord Keri LandauEdward FoaleJames Kuht MBEDr. Laura Gilbert CBELiam Wilkinson Please share if of interest to others in this area, happy to explain how I made it too. | 38 comments on LinkedIn

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