Six Degrees of Reform UK – Mapping the UK's Entrepreneurial Far Right
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#2Would be great to see this sort of thing for all political parties, or at least Labour and Conservatives.
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#4Would be great to see this sort of thing for all political parties, or at least Labour and Conservatives.
I was thinking the same thing. I'd imagine a LLM could do a pretty good job after you crawl the data from companies house.
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#5Would be great to see this sort of thing for all political parties, or at least Labour and Conservatives.
Not that I care politics but one should think why reform and why the label "far right"? Why now?
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#6Would be great to see this sort of thing for all political parties, or at least Labour and Conservatives.
I was thinking the same thing. I'd imagine a LLM could do a pretty good job after you crawl the data from companies house.
Hammer meet screw.
Companies House is already a large graph of companies and ownerships. You can do this with naive methods easier.
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#8Would be great to see this sort of thing for all political parties, or at least Labour and Conservatives.
No other political parties are constructed as a limited company controlled by a single person, that's what's so interesting about Reform.
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#10Would be great to see this sort of thing for all political parties, or at least Labour and Conservatives.
No other political parties are constructed as a limited company controlled by a single person, that's what's so interesting about Reform.
That is true. However The Conservatives have a lot of satellite companies run by politicians. There are some fairly well known ones even though it's not obvious they are run by party members.