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18 August

Michael KratsiosKorrents 18 Aug

From one piece Michael Kratsios: Inside the White House's AI Strategy 4 beliefs, in the piece's order there

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Government work is a bureaucratic slog and is still the place where a technologist can have the biggest impact on the country.

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I think it can be a slog, it can be bureaucratic, it can be painful, but when the when the outcome actually happens and you deliver the result, there is no place where you can have a bigger impact on on this country.

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The postwar settlement for American science is obsolete: the federal share of R&D has inverted, with private money and philanthropy now funding about 70% of it.

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Over time that has sort of inverted completely. The private sector plus philanthropy now do about 70% of R&D and the and the government only does about 30.

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Whatever the industry, the thing standing between a technology and its market is usually a government rule, which makes policy the lever that unlocks technologies.

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no matter what kind of industry you're looking at, there was this government angle where the government's policy actions could be ones that could actually unlock technologies.

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There is no place where a technologist can work on bigger problems than the US government — not even the biggest technology companies deal with problems of that scale.

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I think there is there is um no place where you can work on bigger problems than the US government. Even at the the biggest tech companies in the world, you're never going to be dealing with problems of this of this scale.

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