.@brookefox91 and @wfrick analyze research and ideas presented at #StiglerAntitrust23 from scholars like Oliver Hart, @sanjuktampaul, and @TomValletti, that question the value of mergers and ask: How would businesses react to a world with fewer mergers? https://t.co/bMdua3ODYC
"The fact remains that the #Biden administration was able to accomplish through #industrialpolicy what the Obama administration couldn’t get done with a carbon price," writes our Contributing Editor @wfrick:
https://t.co/WNDvgLJKia
Really nice article on @inboxcollective about my latest project @nonrival_pub which brings crowd forecasting to an email newsletter https://t.co/UgR64i0y7b Give it a try: https://t.co/xX8sCnXmKq
@palewire@ndiakopoulos yea good point. I don't think the accuracy helps decide *whether* something is worth covering. if a question about 'what will happen' is deemed worth covering, prediction markets can probably help. But *whether* it's worth covering has to be answered all the usual ways
Another dimension of predictive journalism would be to incorporate more information from prediction markets, as @wfrick argues here: https://t.co/pOnpWwN49p
My @NiemanLab prediction for 2023: Journalists wake up to the power of prediction markets & forecasting https://t.co/8CdaP8PH7H Like @Kalshi @INFERpub @GJ_Open and @nonrival_pub https://t.co/xX8sCnXmKq
The Forecasting Research Institute now exists (I'm a co-founder). https://t.co/Ok5M1i7sqm
Its mandate is to advance the science of forecasting for the public good--& is now hiring research and data analysts, content editors, and RAs. https://t.co/SqKDSNUrWL
Please spread the word
Fed officials now expect substantially higher interest rates, less growth, and more inflation "under appropriate monetary policy" in 2023 than they did back in September:
https://t.co/cexM4fO1ll
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We are excited to announce that the INFER #ProForecaster Program will continue into the 2023 season!
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Announcing the Nonrival Forecasting Challenge on Good Judgment Open! The Challenge explores key questions about the economy or tech, and insights on these topics can be found weekly in @nonrival_pub. Learn more and get started here: https://t.co/etaJeKjZcl
@nonrival_pub is now on Good Judgment Open! Read the newsletter, make a prediction, then track it over time and keep forecasting on @GJ_Open. Newsletter signup: https://t.co/xX8sCoeXBY
Announcing the Nonrival Forecasting Challenge! The Challenge explores key questions about the economy or tech, and insights on these topics can be found weekly in @nonrival_pub. Learn more and get started here: https://t.co/IYX1LMhw1m
A huge deal for writers, as I've believed for the last 6 years. And a lot depends on what we do with it: Will we create better, more accurate and nuanced knowledge with these new tools? Or will we descend into automated chaos?
I wrote about the mind-blowing implications of generative AI, which might be the most important news story of 2022—as a conventional-wisdom destroyer, a pattern-matching speed demon, an uncanny toy, and an “answer engine” to replace the search engine
https://t.co/AfgMlcl5bA