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Yes, it's not that I didn't read the page. But even in case of corporations, it's not really possible to gauge what t's available to them, because they don't sh
by comboy 9y ago
Yes, it's not that I didn't read the page. But even in case of corporations, it's not really possible to gauge what t's available to them, because they don't share everything.
Well on the other hand whatever is available publicly, they have at least that. So maybe the whole research does make some sense in this context.
- mlinksva 9y agoPerhaps forcing governments and corporations to share more will be explored if it seems that this publicly documented baseline is far from the state of the art. Impossible to gauge, perhaps, but even realizing that highlights the risk of public ignorance.
- ethbro 9y agoA question mark is more valuable than simply reporting nothing. And I think as the Samsung / Intel / semiconductor fab article (about birth defects and cancer caused by chemical exposure) the other day noted, traditional lawmaking is ill-equiped to deal with fast-moving technical fields. The first step is public awareness.