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2026-01-01The Forecasting Machine

Eleven and a half years of Hypermind forecasts: does a 70% price come true 70% of the time?

Émile Servan-Schreiber recomputed the calibration of the Hypermind prediction market over 1,041 questions resolved from 2014 to the end of 2025. Here is what calibration means and how the result compares with earlier snapshots.

2025-10-03The Forecasting Machine

Three early questions for The Forecasting Machine, a year on: the shutdown, the Trump coin and late-night TV

In its first weeks, The Forecasting Machine was asked how long the 2025 US shutdown would last, whether a Trump dollar coin would be minted and which talk-show host would be cancelled next. Here is how its reasoning held up.

2023-02-24The Forecasting Machine

Hypermind’s Ukraine war forecasts, 2022–2023: what the crowd got right and wrong

On the war’s first anniversary, Émile Servan-Schreiber published Hypermind’s forecasts for its second year. A look back at the crowd’s record since January 2022: an invasion it rated as possible but not likely, a serious early misjudgment about Zelensky, and a run of calls that held up.

2022-07-11The Forecasting Machine

“Arising Intelligence”: what Hypermind’s crowd got right and wrong about AI progress

From 2021, Hypermind ran contests asking forecasters to predict AI benchmarks with Jacob Steinhardt of UC Berkeley. Progress on maths and language beat the crowd’s expectations; robustness lagged them.

2017-05-08The Forecasting Machine

Two years in one chart: how Hypermind’s market priced the 2017 French presidential race

From Alain Juppé’s long lead to François Fillon’s collapse and Emmanuel Macron’s rise, Hypermind’s prediction market tracked the 2017 French election from July 2015. Marine Le Pen never rose much above 15%, even after Brexit and Trump.

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