🔗 linkblog: my thoughts on 'Uber paid academics six-figure sums for research to feed to the media'
- One minute read - 68 words - kudos:Disappointing to see academics implicated in the Uber Files. It’s a compelling example of how research funding is contingent on public and private interests. Of course, public interests are generally less worrying than Uber funding research perceived to be positive and profitable, but there are still times I have questions about the NSF’s priorities.
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