Mark Burnett

This is the the quote I've been citing a lot recently.

Bridging the academia-industry divide at Warwick Department of Statistics conference 2026 linkedin.com/pulse/warwick-… via @LinkedIn

Why AI Can’t Write Every Message for You linkedin.com/pulse/why-ai-c… via @LinkedIn

Why Your Delivery Pipeline Needs an AI Strategy (Not Just AI Tools) linkedin.com/pulse/why-your… via @LinkedIn

Building the Bridge: Accelerating Academic-Industry AI Transfer linkedin.com/pulse/building… via @LinkedIn

Some gems in this talk: The best ideas often sound like bad ideas because they go against current wisdom but are actually right, so they work, and you have fewer competitors!

Sam Altman literally gave a 43-minute masterclass on turning ideas into billion-dollar companies:

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Eric Schmidt explains why Al revolution is underhyped

@kingsmathschool My pleasure! Thank you for inviting me to @kingsmathschool to share ideas on #ai and its impact on #industry and the #FutureOfWork. Our discussions exploring what AI means for teaching and students resulted in lots of cool ideas on how to raise awareness and use it.

Thank you to Mark Burnett, Head of Technology Innovation & Associate Partner at G-Research, for coming into our school to run a session on AI for our teachers - the session included live demos, hands-on exploration, and discussions around shifting skills, and more!

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Project NANDA is building a decentralised AI network that empowers trillions of AI agents to collaborate securely. You can even create your own AI avatar. linkedin.com/posts/markburn… #ProjectNANDA #DecentralizedAI #InternetOfAgents #AgenticAI

Every year, the Arctic Tern migrates from the Arctic to the Antarctic—the longest journey of any animal. It’s done this for ~50,000 years, across ice ages and shifting coastlines. How? By relying on stable, permanent reference points. Where else do we need those? linkedin.com/posts/markburn…

linkedin.com/posts/markburn… Of course it depends how you define it, and whether you create AIs with brain cells.

People want a paid plan to always have a certain level of access so if this compromises that it violates that principle and whilst it may bring in more money initially via exposing people to better capabilities they want to upgrade to it could cause more problems for users. Better to make standard fee include a guaranteed amount of chat plus a limited amount of advanced features - enough to experience if they are useful to that person, and pay as you go top ups.

an idea for paid plans: your $20 plus subscription converts to credits you can use across features like deep research, o1, gpt-4.5, sora, etc. no fixed limits per feature and you choose what you want; if you run out of credits you can buy more. what do you think? good/bad?

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Innovation is a dance of people, ideas, resources, communities, technologies, economies, nature, and the environment. It is a dance that transcends the past to ideate a future that is better. Dancing has its own energy that comes from togetherness. #ai can help choreograph that dance to drive more #impact from #innovation through #collaboration. Article: linkedin.com/pulse/innovati…

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