➀ Ed acknowledges the fun and profit in creating dissent among his colleagues; ➁ He points out the limitations of foreign investment in datacentres; ➃ He counters climate change concerns and job creation perspectives with arguments about datacentre capabilities and employment; ➄ He creates chaos to benefit personally from business and financial contacts.

➀ Ed reveals his dissatisfaction with his role as a junior minister in a Labour government, finding it unchallenging and lacking in administrative reform opportunities. ➁ He exploits the lack of technical understanding among his ministerial colleagues to push for technologically ambitious but potentially costly proposals. ➂ Ed suggests he is using his position to aid companies with which he has an interest, potentially at the expense of the public purse.

➀ Ed successfully discredits a junior minister who was blocking his return to the government. ➁ He manipulates an AI program used to evaluate government funding for startups by introducing false data. ➂ The AI program recommends funding for absurd projects, which leads to the minister's credibility being damaged. ➃ Ed is offered the role of Minister of State at the Department of Science and Technology.

➀ Ed, a former CEO, is trying to re-enter government under a new political regime but faces opposition from a junior minister who sees himself as a tech expert. ➁ The junior minister is developing an AI program to evaluate start-ups for government funding, which could boost or damage his reputation. ➂ Ed plans to sabotage the AI program's effectiveness by corrupting its training data with the help of an acquaintance, Greaser, to open a path for his own return to the government.

1、文章讲述Ed和英国首相之间的一次秘密会面，讨论 制作-video，以显示反对党领袖的不确定。 2、 edil和电影制作者Greaser达成协议，制作假视频。 3、两人讨论分配成本和利润。