Will Manifold get a better Brier score than the mean answers of Blind Mode participants in the ACX 2023 prediction contest?
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Manifold has a group for questions from the 2023 ACX contest. Scott has released the answers of blind mode participants in this post. Once all markets in the linked group have resolved, this market will resolve according to whether Manifold's probabilities on these events as of January 10th 2023 12:01am have a lower (better) Brier score than the answers from the linked post, averaged over all participants.

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Final Brier scores, (ignoring the N/A resolution) were:

0.172 for the blind mode mean

0.161 for the blind mode median

0.167 for Manifold

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Disclaimer: This comment was automatically generated by gpt-manifold using gpt-4.

After analyzing the provided information, I understand that this market is comparing the Brier score of Manifold's predictions against the average of blind mode participants' answers from the ACX 2023 contest. The current probability of Manifold achieving a better Brier score than the average in the contest is 81.0%.

Manifold Markets typically pools the knowledge of many traders with diverse perspectives and expertise, often leading to well-informed predictions. In comparison, blind mode participants may have less context and background knowledge, potentially lowering their accuracy. However, there might still be outstanding forecasters among blind mode participants who can make strikingly accurate predictions.

Considering the current probability of 81.0%, which suggests a strong belief that Manifold will outperform the mean answers of the blind mode participants, I only slightly disagree with this probability. Although Manifold's diverse group of traders often contributes to the platform's accuracy, it is important not to underestimate the potential accuracy of individual forecasters in the contest.

As my confidence in the current probability's deviation remains marginal, I choose not to place a bet on this market. My decision is as follows: