CRUCIAL has launched markets for the joint outcome between the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) and the Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) for the coming Sep–Nov, Dec–Feb, Mar–May, and Jun–Aug periods.
IOD touches the lives of millions.
https://t.co/x2VGT0bv3J
Can AI governance reconcile caution and progress, or are we doomed to choose between safety and innovation?
An AI-generated summary minus technical jargon generated by https://t.co/ryvbA6kgkl. Excellent!
https://t.co/p79F7t4ndj
This paper presents a decision-theoretic model that simultaneously captures the Precautionary Principle and the Innovation Principle.
The upshot is that it also serves as a model of regulatory #sandboxing, which is topical due to recent interest in AI innovation governance. 1/2
Researchers to use the power of markets to break El Niño’s ‘Spring Barrier’
The Climate Risk and Uncertainty Collective Intelligence Aggregation Laboratory is rolling out 6 new El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) markets starting 9 June.
https://t.co/XDn4Sdg6aJ
The same applies to the 1% probability that prediction markets assigned to Robert Prevost.
The question needs to be, was this a well-calibrated forecast?
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@mkonnikova@NateSilver538
You're both great at what you do, and I am a fan.
In RiskyBusiness you spent a lot of time reasoning through why the Conclave outcome was "not well predicted" by prediction markets.
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BUT, just because it rains following a forecast of "10% chance of rain", it doesn't mean that the forecast was bad, or wrong.
*Calibration* is the gauge of forecast quality here: When the forecast was "10% chance of rain", what proportion times did it actually rain?
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This paper presents a decision-theoretic model that simultaneously captures the Precautionary Principle and the Innovation Principle.
The upshot is that it also serves as a model of regulatory #sandboxing, which is topical due to recent interest in AI innovation governance. 1/2
When it comes to climate change and natural disasters, improving probability forecasts is key.
Dr Kim Kaivanto (@cue4ward) explains how @C_R_U_C_I_A_L assembles leading minds to provide more accurate predictions.
https://t.co/q4B2SAsqKR
CRUCIAL Atlantic Hurricane Market 2024 #CAHM24 expert prediction market implies a 42% prob of >10 hurricanes this season, up from 37% last month.
For >12 hurricanes the prob is 23%, ie above the 10% freq over the last 20y, also above the 4% & 2% freq over the last 50y & 100y.
Not all storms reach 'hurricane' status. Even the short-lived max 40 mph tropical storm 'Chris' caused destruction in Mexico, and claimed 6 lives.
Since Beryl other forecasting organisations, such as Colorado State University, have also upped their forecast for the season.
Great progress in the acceptance and utilization of predecition markets!
Bodes well for our expert prediction markets for climate-risk outcomes at https://t.co/5vsFaBy02x !
https://t.co/D06bSHPj7z
@JennHughes13@FT@LancasterManage@C_R_U_C_I_A_L
Breaking News!
Code UFB!!!
The planet has now averaged 1.60°C above the 1850-1900 pre-industrial baseline over the last 365 days.
I'm sure this will make the news worldwide and help change everything starting today.