← Back to context Comment by optimalsolver 1 day ago That's not the definition of Goodhart's law. That's the opposite of Goodhart's law, in fact. 4 comments optimalsolver Reply cowlevel 1 day ago It's exactly Goodhart's law. The measured thing improves. bigstrat2003 21 hours ago Goodhart's law is that the measured thing increases, not improves. Increasing may in fact be worsening. cowlevel 15 hours ago So if I measure accidents, accidents will increase? 1 reply →
cowlevel 1 day ago It's exactly Goodhart's law. The measured thing improves. bigstrat2003 21 hours ago Goodhart's law is that the measured thing increases, not improves. Increasing may in fact be worsening. cowlevel 15 hours ago So if I measure accidents, accidents will increase? 1 reply →
bigstrat2003 21 hours ago Goodhart's law is that the measured thing increases, not improves. Increasing may in fact be worsening. cowlevel 15 hours ago So if I measure accidents, accidents will increase? 1 reply →
It's exactly Goodhart's law. The measured thing improves.
Goodhart's law is that the measured thing increases, not improves. Increasing may in fact be worsening.
So if I measure accidents, accidents will increase?
1 reply →