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📚 Enhance Incentives and Social Games documentation
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- The Impact Evaluator goal is to **create strong incentives for people/teams to work on valuable, uncertain things** by promising a reward if they succeed in creating demonstrable impact.
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- They work well on concrete things that you can turn into measurable stuff. They are powerful and will always overfit. When the goal is not exactly aligned, they can be harmful. Eg. Bitcoin wasn't created to maximize the energy consumption.
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- They should be flexible as it's hard to predict ways the evaluation metrics will be gamed.
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- Allow Community Feedback Mechanisms. Implement robust feedback systems that allow participants to report and address concerns about the integrity of the metrics or behaviors in the community. This feedback can be used to refine and improve the system continuously.
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- Use hard to game metrics. Metrics that are hard, or expensive, to game, will be resistant (but not immune) to goodharts law.
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- Use diversified metrics. Rather than relying on a single metric or indicator, use a diverse set of metrics to assess performance or impact.
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- Dynamic and Adaptive Metrics. Implement mechanisms that allow for metrics to be adjusted or replaced as the system evolves. This adaptability can help prevent the gaming of static metrics and ensure that measures continue to align with the underlying goals of the IE.
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- [Two of these people are lying](https://youtu.be/NPaz6mFsSjU). Everyone puts a weird Wikipedia articles. Someone pulls a random one. People should come up with a compelling description and the goal is to discern what is true and what is false.
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- [So Long Sucker](https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/8304/so-long-sucker).
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- [Nomic](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nomic).
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- [Rank Me If You Can](https://app.rankmeifyoucan.com/).
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- Randomz. Every person gets a random number (e.g from 0 to 100) and they have to say them in order.
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- Everyone puts a finger in the same platform. Someone counts to three and says the number of fingers remaining in the platform, if they are correct, they're out.
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- Grammarly. Make teams. Generate a random word. One person on each team needs to guess it. The rest of the team needs to take turns saying a word that forms a sentence to describe the word.