Embed Notice

@leymoo @ireneista @dalias @codinghorror It's the problem with lobbying: very few highly skilled people have enough free time to help decision makers without getting paid for the advice. It would help if leaders would pay for the advice of professionals, but somehow that is seen as a bad thing in the public sector (as a "waste" of tax money).

And people who mainly work in the consulting industry have gotten so used to fulfilling almost any requests from their customers that it's incredibly difficult to find consultants who would be willing to promote ethics and safety (without increased risk of losing their own jobs for keeping people's digital safety in mind).