| Sumario: | This article discusses the issue of external selection criteria and their negative influence on scientific research. It argues that instead of investing in research proposals that adhere to pre-planned agendas and milestones, resources should be allocated to support scientists and give them the freedom to pursue their expertise. The article highlights the bureaucratic challenges faced by scientists and the need for a more flexible and agile approach to research. It also raises concerns about the lack of innovation in certain fields, such as AI, due to the disconnect between industry investment and public research agendas. The article calls for a reevaluation of current approaches to research funding and the promotion of innovation.
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