Keep pulling the thread on Mariana Mazzucato.
Top researchers from universities and government agencies like NASA, DARPA, and Chile's CORFO are leaving to work for large private technology companies.
The NextGenerationEU is a $2 trillion recovery plan in Europe.
Uber hired the entire Carnegie Mellon University robotics department faculty to develop its self-driving car technology.
The COVID-19 vaccine developed by Oxford University and AstraZeneca was the only one that included initial conditions regarding global public good, such as knowledge sharing and low pricing.
As a condition of their partnership, Oxford University required AstraZeneca to share knowledge, join the patent pool, and maintain low costs and prices for its COVID-19 vaccine.
According to the CTO of Goldman Sachs, bank supervisors who audit the company's AI systems do not understand the underlying code but instead focus on ensuring the right controls are in place.
As a result of conditional public financing from the KfW bank, Germany's steel industry developed the "greenest steel in the world" through new technologies.
The UK's successful Government Digital Services and the gov.uk platform were created by a team that originated from the BBC's iPlayer development team.
DARPA was the lead investor in the development of the Internet.
Core technologies in modern smartphones, including the internet, GPS, touchscreen technology, and Siri, were originally financed by government investment.
The UK government hired Deloitte during the COVID-19 pandemic to manage its test and trace program at a cost of £1.5 million per day.
Deloitte's management of the UK's COVID-19 test and trace program was a failure.