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Is there any application of Goodhart's law to competing in elections? "Getting a winning number of votes" seems to be one kind of metric. How might a system a
by a9h74j 4y ago
Is there any application of Goodhart's law to competing in elections?
"Getting a winning number of votes" seems to be one kind of metric.
How might a system adapt?
- jaschasd 4y ago(blog post author here) Yes! The post actually talks about that a bit: how overfitting can result from treating "leaders that have the most support in the population" as a proxy for "leaders that act in the best interests of the population"; and some ideas for improving that with noise regularization or capacity restrictions.