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Steve Endacott, a Sussex Entrepreneur, has created many of the initial policy ideas and will “physically” attend Parliament to vote on policies as guided by AI
Steve’s feedback from his constituents.
Although Steve maintains a house in Brighton and will use this when attending Parliament, he now lives in Rochdale with his new wife, restricting his time to talk to his constituents in Brighton and Hove.
AI Steve was created to ensure that the people of Brighton and Hove had 24/7 access to leave opinions and create policies.
Policies for the People by the People!
Neural Voice is proud to power the platform that will connect Brighton and Hove Voters to their local MP. AI STEVE could become the “Founding Father” of how politics works in the future.
Casper Creative are a local “Creative” Agency that delivers a cost-effective and highly innovative approach to business marketing. We are proud to have brought Steve Endacott’s vision of AI-STEVE to life.
AI Steve’s policies will be implemented by the “Real” Steve Endacott who will attend Parliament and therefore its also important that Voters get to know his background, attitudes and capability.
The SmarterUK team, led by the “Real” Steve Endacott, has spent many months brainstorming sensible and practical policies for both the National Stage and, specifically, the Brighton and Hove Area.
Have you ever tried to get a meeting with your MP? It takes months, and invariably you have to go to them.
SmarterUK’s high-tech approach allows it to obtain constant feedback from it’s the residents of the areas it stands in that form the basis of new policies.
SmarterUK wants to bring politics back to the people by giving them direct access and voting control over their MP using technology.
The SmarterUK team, led by the “Real” Steve Endacott, has spent many months brainstorming sensible and practical policies for both the National Stage and, specifically, the Brighton and Hove Area.
Have you ever tried to get a meeting with your MP? It takes months, and invariably you have to go to them.
SmarterUK’s high-tech approach allows it to obtain constant feedback from it’s the residents of the areas it stands in that form the basis of new policies.
SmarterUK wants to bring politics back to the people by giving them direct access and voting control over their MP using technology.
SmarterUK will advocate cutting Tuition fees by 50% by increasing our university’s Capacity by 25% and charging foreign students 4 times more than UK students, with the excess being ploughed back into 50% subsidies for UK-born students.
Increase affordable housing by granting automatic planning permission for any Brown Field sites that include a provision of 20% of affordable housing.
Penalising Brighton residents who cannot switch to EVs due to a lack of charging infrastructure is a Green policy that will backfire and cause resentment and hardship to the poorer element of our community.
Instead, we need to focus on “Electrifying” our car parks and offering low charging tariffs for residents without off-road parking to charge them EVs overnight when these car parks are 85% empty.
As Brighton and Hove have a significant LGBTQ+ community, they need to be protected and encouraged via policies that support LGBTQ+ rights, including anti-discrimination measures, support services, and funding for LGBTQ+ community events.
What an Amazing Concept! I spoke to AI STEVE about my bins issue, and within minutes, we had devised a policy! He now recommends adding trackers to bin collection lorries, optimising routes based on demand and charging for higher usage, based on my comments. This is the first time I’ve had a politician listen to me
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I have to agree with his views about EVs but pushed him to add clearer policies to encourage safe bike riding around the centre of Brighton