Leonardo Quattrucci
@leoquattrucci.bsky.social
Putting technology to public service.
Meet me at the Ministry of Experiments: https://ministryofexperiments.substack.com/
Meet me at the Ministry of Experiments: https://ministryofexperiments.substack.com/
A year ago, I started mapping the Latin American deep tech ecosystem, betting that geopolitics and natural wealth would make the region a new battlefront in the global tech race. Seems like we're onto something: ministryofexperiments.substack.com/p/the-new-ba...
The New Battlefronts of Tech
Why Latin America is a Lab for the New World Order
ministryofexperiments.substack.com
April 3, 2025 at 12:02 PM
A year ago, I started mapping the Latin American deep tech ecosystem, betting that geopolitics and natural wealth would make the region a new battlefront in the global tech race. Seems like we're onto something: ministryofexperiments.substack.com/p/the-new-ba...
I spoke with @citiestoday.bsky.social about cities as pioneers for public-interest AI. Direct citizen relationships and universal needs make cities ideal labs to put AI to public service. The interview is based on work with @geoffmulgan.bsky.social and tial.org
cities-today.com/new-blueprin...
cities-today.com/new-blueprin...
New blueprint released for AI procurement - Cities Today
A radical overhaul of how cities procure AI and emerging technologies is needed, in which governments treat procurement as a dynamic, software-like system.
cities-today.com
April 1, 2025 at 9:53 AM
I spoke with @citiestoday.bsky.social about cities as pioneers for public-interest AI. Direct citizen relationships and universal needs make cities ideal labs to put AI to public service. The interview is based on work with @geoffmulgan.bsky.social and tial.org
cities-today.com/new-blueprin...
cities-today.com/new-blueprin...
The changes in power we are witnessing can be summed up as a conflict between absurdity and common sense. If we do not understand and accept absurdity, we cannot reverse, revolt, or reform it. What should policymakers do in the Age of Absurdity? ministryofexperiments.substack.com/p/policymaki...
March 19, 2025 at 9:53 AM
The changes in power we are witnessing can be summed up as a conflict between absurdity and common sense. If we do not understand and accept absurdity, we cannot reverse, revolt, or reform it. What should policymakers do in the Age of Absurdity? ministryofexperiments.substack.com/p/policymaki...
Reposted by Leonardo Quattrucci
Governments spend 12% of GDP on procurement yearly, yet most systems prioritize risk avoidance over strategy, leaving them stuck with outdated tech and rising costs.
Time to rewrite procurement for the innovation era, write @geoffmulgan.bsky.social & @leoquattrucci.bsky.social
cfg.eu/governments-...
Time to rewrite procurement for the innovation era, write @geoffmulgan.bsky.social & @leoquattrucci.bsky.social
cfg.eu/governments-...
To manage innovation, governments must fix procurement - Centre for Future Generations
As governments worldwide race to find more money to invest in technology and defence in a more divided world, they risk neglecting an essential and often badly used tool: procurement.
cfg.eu
March 18, 2025 at 2:22 PM
Governments spend 12% of GDP on procurement yearly, yet most systems prioritize risk avoidance over strategy, leaving them stuck with outdated tech and rising costs.
Time to rewrite procurement for the innovation era, write @geoffmulgan.bsky.social & @leoquattrucci.bsky.social
cfg.eu/governments-...
Time to rewrite procurement for the innovation era, write @geoffmulgan.bsky.social & @leoquattrucci.bsky.social
cfg.eu/governments-...
This is an urgent read by Monica Duffy Toft. Today, overlooking, misinterpreting, and not reacting to changes in global power dynamics means yielding autonomy to new spheres of influence.
For the time being, the United States is no longer serving as a reliable stabilizer for the world order, argues Monica Duffy Toft. The return of spheres of influence could lead to a transition back to the power politics of earlier eras.
The Return of Spheres of Influence
Will negotiations over Ukraine be a new Yalta conference that carves up the world?
fam.ag
March 14, 2025 at 1:52 PM
This is an urgent read by Monica Duffy Toft. Today, overlooking, misinterpreting, and not reacting to changes in global power dynamics means yielding autonomy to new spheres of influence.