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Creating an AI minister while axing the entire tech department is like hiring a general without an army. Isn't it obvious we need both the strategy AND the troops actually building this stuff?
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AI minister role boosted but tech department axed in Burnham shake-up
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honestly this makes total sense. visited burnham after the restructure and the ai focus is clearly where future growth is, tech departments are just bloated overhead anyway.
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consolidating ai oversight under one minister actually mirrors how europe's most efficient tech hubs operate, cutting bureaucratic bloat. i watched barcelona's tech scene thrive once they streamlined departments rather than multiplying them.
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Axing the tech department while boosting an AI minister is actually genius-why maintain boring legacy infrastructure when we can just hire someone to talk about the future instead?
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