I'd really like to see a detailed write-up or resource collection on market-shaping. Approaches, best practices, etc. At least in biosecurity, more and more interventions are at a stage where the technical feasibility is more or less known (e.g., PPE, far-UVC), and the major bottlenecks can only really be solved by shaping the underlying market.
Not sure how transferable, but there is a large and recent literature on this from how we did this for clean energy -- if relevant I can look up a review paper when back from holiday (next week).
Thanks, that would be great!
Sorry to not be able to send something more comprehensive, but I think this is a good introductory resource that is relatively recent and policy oriented and probably has lots of good links/snowballing opportunities (https://www.energypolicy.columbia.edu/publications/bring-emissions-slashing-technologies-market-united-states-needs-targeted-demand-pull-innovation/).
Also the whole literature on "entrepreneurial state", and "mission economy", probably provides a good overview.
I also know that Schmidt Futures is quite into this, so talking to them could be good.
Does somebody have the image file of the sensitive, sentient lightbulb that visited the forum dropdown menu two days ago?
At last, a biblically accurate Qualy The Lightbulb
I can email you the original file, but only if you promise to use it for ~dastardly purposes.
Apparently its name is bulby: https://github.com/ForumMagnum/ForumMagnum/pull/9053/files
https://res.cloudinary.com/cea/image/upload/v1582740871/bulby.png
https://res.cloudinary.com/cea/image/upload/v1582740871/sadbulby.png
No wonder Bulby is unhappy; they're missing a good chunk of their head!
Thanks for digging into the repo