← 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 1 day ago Goodhart's law is that the measured thing increases, not improves. Increasing may in fact be worsening. cowlevel 16 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 1 day ago Goodhart's law is that the measured thing increases, not improves. Increasing may in fact be worsening. cowlevel 16 hours ago So if I measure accidents, accidents will increase? 1 reply →
bigstrat2003 1 day ago Goodhart's law is that the measured thing increases, not improves. Increasing may in fact be worsening. cowlevel 16 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 →