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Today at The Times and Sunday Times Tech Summit 2025 the UK’s most influential voices in technology, business, and policy gather to explore Britain’s journey to becoming a true tech superpower.
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Asos plans to use online stylists powered by artificial intelligence to recommend outfits. Would you be happy to let AI choose clothes for you?
49%Yes
51%No
82 votes • Final resultsBurberry boss Joshua Schulman this week called on the government to reinstate tax-free shopping for tourists to the UK. Is he right?
62%Yes
38%No
138 votes • Final resultsThe small business minister said this week that the government had not made its mind up on whether to make smaller businesses disclose their sales and profits. Should ministers ditch this move?
67%Yes
33%No
84 votes • Final resultsShould the Bank of England cut interest rates at next week's Monetary Policy Committee meeting?
53%Yes
47%No
167 votes • Final resultsThe Tony Blair Institute thinks Labour should ditch a manifesto pledge to decarbonise the power system by 2030 and instead focus on reducing household costs. Do you agree?
77%Yes
23%No
78 votes • Final resultsReplying to @TimesBusiness @hannahprevett
How to Save the Internet
At #TimesTechSummit25, Sir Nick Clegg joined Josh Glancy of The Sunday Times to discuss why only global cooperation - not national silos - can keep the internet open, resilient, and trustworthy.
“It’s inevitable there’ll be a correction in AI - valuations are ‘pretty crackers’. Some labs without strong business models or a clear moat will be exposed when the market shakes out" - Sir Nick Clegg
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Replying to @TimesBusiness @hannahprevett
Powering the UK’s Digital Future
With AI’s energy demands soaring, can the UK’s infrastructure keep pace? Hear from three innovators shaping a sustainable digital future - balancing tech growth with Net Zero goals.
Host: Danny Fortson, The Times Tech Podcast
"Despite Brexit promising greater freedom, the UK remains mired in slow procurement processes, constrained by bureaucracy, lawyers, and fear of judicial review" - Sir Stephen Lovegrove GCMG KCB
Chair, Rolls-Royce SMR
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