Some South Chicago Residents Are Raising Concerns About New Quantum Computing Development – WTTW (Chicago)

“As residents, we want to know what we’re looking at,” said Anne Holcomb, community resident and co-founder of Environment, Transportation, Health, and Open Space (ETHOS) of South Shore. “Why all the secrets, unless it’s something really bad that they don’t want us to know because they’re afraid of liability.”
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susan
1 year ago

A very simple and equitable policy would be for any given community to insist upon some percentage of non-dilutive carried interest in the startup venture.
Ventures like this and Gotion for another example may strip-mine local resources (water, electrical usage, pollutable land, tax dollars via TIF).
Without any quantifiable upside in a success scenario, why should locals bear all the downside risk?

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