It will be resolved by asking Grok at the end of May (or maybe slightly later if there is still no info).
Update 2025-04-28 (PST): - Causation threshold: The rare atmospheric phenomenon must be responsible for more than 33% of the Spanish power blackout for the answer to resolve to YES. (AI summary of creator comment)
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@TheAllMemeingEye A mix of renewable energy leading to low grid inertia and maybe some low-frequency oscillations (no idea to what proportions exactly). But the question in the title is negated based on the resolution criteria and also titled 'fake news' on Wikipedia, so it makes sense to resolve it.
@TheAllMemeingEye if you are interested in the cause check my market, I post updates when I read something but investigation is super slow
https://manifold.markets/Choms/spains-power-outage-cause-bingo
@Choms I tested it and it says that is not yet sure in both versions (about the atmospheric phenomenon).
@HannesLynchburg yea, it now quotes AEMT, the first time I asked (did English first) it didn't, just quoted newspapers, probably got indexed after querying it for the Spanish version
I made a market to collect multiple hypotheses:
https://manifold.markets/LudwigBald/what-caused-the-spanish-power-black?r=THVkd2lnQmFsZA
@LudwigBald I made a bingo too but mine resolves to official gov sources https://manifold.markets/Choms/spains-power-outage-cause-bingo?r=Q2hvbXM
Hmm, maybe to make the question more specific, I will ask if it was more than 33 percent responsible for the blackout. Any other suggestions? @traders
@HannesLynchburg will you ask Grok if a atmospheric anomaly caused the outage or will you ask what caused the outage?