Mar 30, 2020
In this episode I talk to Jude Gomilla about distributed innovation systems focused especially around the bottom-up response to the coronavirus crisis. Jude is a physicist, founder and CEO of the knowledge compilation platform Golden, and a prolific angel investor. He’s also been in the thick of the distributed response to the coronavirus response from day one.
Key Takeaways
- There’s a clear gap between market-based distributed systems and
a top down systems coordinated by the government but it’s not clear
how to fill it.
- Twitter is shockingly important as a coordination tool.
- The concept of centralized top-down problem statements coupled
with distributed bottom up solutions may be under explored.
Notes
Gödel
finding inconsistencies in the constitution
Jude on Twitter
Golden.com - [especially
their cluster on the virus
Feline Coronavirus
Gilead - company working
on treatment
Balaji Srinivasan on
Twitter
Chris Dixon
Idea Maze Article
Cambridge Institute for Manufacturing paper on distributed
manufacturing
- Government as a giant flywheel
- Claims and counter claims
- How do you figure out what’s going on quickly without a
centralized system?
- Strategies based on timescales - hybrid strategies
- Wave 1
- Ramp up for Wave 2
- How to respond to the [[‘Someone is working on that’]] problem -
related
- Too much explore vs too much exploit
- Prizes for solving problems
- Top down problem generation and bottom up solution generation