Will the Future Fund pay a prize for p(AGI before 2043) < 10%?
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This question resolves to YES if the Future Fund pays an AI Worldview Prize for a qualifying published analysis that decreases their position to below 10% on "AGI will be developed by January 1, 2043"

Details about the Future Fund’s AI Worldview Prize are at https://ftxfuturefund.org/announcing-the-future-funds-ai-worldview-prize/. Especially note: "For the first two weeks after it is announced—until October 7—the rules and conditions of the prize competition may be changed at the discretion of the Future Fund. After that, we reserve the right to clarify the conditions of the prizes wherever they are unclear or have wacky unintended results." In the event the prize condition changes, this question will resolve based on any prize of substantial similarity and matching intent to the original prize.

This question's resolution will not be affected by any other prize awarded, including prizes awarded by the superforecaster judge panel. However, a prize paid for decreasing their position to below 3% will cause this question to resolve to YES.

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In the event the prize condition changes, this question will resolve based on any prize of substantial similarity and matching intent to the original prize.

But it still has to be from the Future Fund, right?

@StevenK That is how I'll settle it, yes.

Number is too low for most definitions of AGI. (will shred the Turing test, high-end math, instructions to actions, etc. by then)

FTX economic test may not be met. But don’t see them giving a price here, as there’s no really a coherent argument for it.

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