Forecastbench is a dynamic, contamination-free benchmark of LLM forecasting accuracy with human comparison groups, serving as a valuable proxy for general intelligence.
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Local Qwen 3.5 4B yes/no forecaster. Brier 0.186 on 1,662 held-out ForecastBench questions. No API key, no cloud.
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Co-evolving Synthetic Intelligence Systems (SIS) with dignity, rhythm, and sacred potential.
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A verified map of the AI-forecasting research area: ForecastBench, OpenForecaster, and FutureX — what each measures, what their artifacts really contain, which numbers are current, and where the open problems are.
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