Great post (Raymond linked it to me). Gave me some things to think about.
> By aiming for the moonshot, you miss the cheap asks that could actually pass. I don’t know, I feel like there are cheap asks (say, for example, transparency, or mandatory incident reporting) that are sometimes neglected by outsiders shooting for the moonshot Moratorium—and I feel that this is not strategic, because the cheap ask has a serious shot of being implemented, and this could be a meaningful improvement over literally nothing.
Agreed. If you have concrete asks which would be relevant for EU countries like Germany it would be awesome to haven them written down in a structured way to provide to policymakers (ofc. things depend on the country).
Great post (Raymond linked it to me). Gave me some things to think about.
> By aiming for the moonshot, you miss the cheap asks that could actually pass. I don’t know, I feel like there are cheap asks (say, for example, transparency, or mandatory incident reporting) that are sometimes neglected by outsiders shooting for the moonshot Moratorium—and I feel that this is not strategic, because the cheap ask has a serious shot of being implemented, and this could be a meaningful improvement over literally nothing.
Agreed. If you have concrete asks which would be relevant for EU countries like Germany it would be awesome to haven them written down in a structured way to provide to policymakers (ofc. things depend on the country).
PS: I wish we had a CeSIA in Germany.