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Children can still beat AI at four of the five senses
Five senses AI: machines now see and hear, but none can smell, touch or taste. What ARC-AGI-3 and ARIA reveal about the gap between AI and superintelligence.
Simon Rasalingham
3 days ago8 min read


The Trillion Dollar Question in This UK Budget.
Why Set Up a Company in Britain? Two asks from a British entrepreneur who wants to. Neither requires rejoining the EU, neither is a subsidy. Author: Simon Rasalingham, 2026 Foreword A founder starting a frontier life sciences AI technology company today has no rational reason to do it in Britain. I am asking for two changes in this Budget, neither of which requires us to rejoin the EU. The prize for getting it right is a trillion dollars of economic impact. I have been involv
Simon Rasalingham
Sep 3012 min read


Your 1990s Desktop Still Beats a Quantum Computer. That's Not the Story.
Author: Simon Rasalingham, 2026 A new benchmark paper gives us, for the first time, a single number to compare quantum computers across platforms. The number is not flattering — and the reason it isn't flattering is more interesting than the number. The headline finding, stated plainly: the best quantum computers on Earth are not losing the race to classical machines. They have not yet reached the starting line. Everything below is the evidence for that, and what it should do
Simon Rasalingham
Sep 147 min read
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