Chris Whiteside is a Conservative activist who lives in Whitehaven in the Copeland constituency and borough with his wife and family. Chris was recently elected chairman of the Conservative party's Cumbria area. He was previously Conservative parliamentary candidate for the Copeland constituency in 2005 and 2010.
The front page headline of today's issue of "The Economist" refers to teaching robots about right an wrong.
posted by Chris Whiteside @ 9:55 pm
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My top priorities in Cumbria include: 1) Defending local hospitals 2) Economic regeneration to provide more jobs 3) A balanced energy policy with a new generation of safe, environmentally-friendly nuclear power including a new power station at Sellafield 4) Improving local transport links, to keep jobs in the area - I regret Labour's terrible decision to de-trunk the A595 5) Improving education facilities to attract "knowledge based" industries of the future: CONTACT ME: Residents of Cumbria with a local issue can contact me on chris4copeland@btinternet.com
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stick with robots - its easier
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