Why, and where is this black hole analogy coming from. It’s not a black hole. We know exactly what happened and why it happened and how it is happening- unlike the universe mystery that is a black hole

I do think a lot of it is building shit data internally to do analysis on that will be wrong.

to your point on automating notes from Teams meetings, whilst it may not be an administrative time saving, it may have an unrealised gain - most meetings formal or otherwise are not minuted and so actions don't happen. Maybe once they're documented acion is more likely to happen

Thank you for the clarification, so effectively anyone could volunteer to do one of the many jobs in civil service, but you can't volunteer to do it if you actually have the job

Do they need that more or less than the need to just know there's someone actually doing something tangible?

I remember it being called pair programming

Being a government worker, isn't this the equivalent of being a scab?

Did you identify if the data was held in USA, EU or UK?

Watching the court order 4Chan Vs. Ofcom with great interest

Interesting take. Standard concept of social media has always been you introduce other people to other people you know.

Thanks for sharing

Because the building part is how GDP is measured and the graphs need to start going up and to the right

What's the problem it creates?

It's usually based on a hunch and an instinct.

Inconvenient truth: most UX was born from designers who grew tired of having to justify what they made because they knew it would be good