No owner
The problem is easy to see.
It shows up everywhere.
In slides. In panels. In conversations.
It has a name.
It belongs to government. Or to industry. Or to universities. Or to someone else in the room.
Solving it would help many.
The cost falls on one.
No headline if it works. Only yours if it fails.
So it stays.
Discussed. Revisited.
Not because it’s unclear.
Because no one claimed it.