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Evaluation Summary and Metrics: "Long Term Cost-Effectiveness of Resilient Foods for Global Catastrophes Compared to Artificial General Intelligence Safety"

Evaluation Summary and Metrics: "Long Term Cost-Effectiveness of Resilient Foods for Global Catastrophes Compared to Artificial General Intelligence Safety"

Published onMay 12, 2023
Evaluation Summary and Metrics: "Long Term Cost-Effectiveness of Resilient Foods for Global Catastrophes Compared to Artificial General Intelligence Safety"
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Preamble

Paper: Long term cost-effectiveness of resilient foods for global catastrophes compared to artificial general intelligence safety. David Denkenberger, Anders Sandberg, Ross John Tieman and Joshua M. Pearce in International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction (Vol. 73 ). 2022.

We organised three evaluations of this paper (1. Alex Bates 2. Anca Hanea 3. Scott Janzwood). To read the evaluations please click the link at the bottom.

Metrics

Ratings

Evaluator 1 (of 3)

Alex Bates

Evaluator 2

Anca Hanea

Evaluator 3

Scott Janzwood

Rating category

Rating (0-100)

90% CI (0-100)*

Comments

Rating (0-100)

90% CI (0-100)*

Comments

Rating (0-100)

Confidence

Overall assessment

40

20-60

1

80

60-90

65

Medium

Advancing knowledge and practice 

30

20-60

2

80

70-90

70

Medium

Methods: Justification, reasonableness, validity, robustness

50

40-60

3

70 (60+80+70+70/4)

50-90

4

Not qualified

Logic & communication

60

40-75

5

85 (90 +80)/2

65-95

6

80

Medium-to-high

Open, collaborative, replicable

40-75

7

73 ((80+80+60)/3)

50-95

8

Not qualified

Relevance to global priorities

90

60-95

9

85

70-90

80

High

Predictions

Alex Bates

Anca Hanea

Scott Janzwood

Prediction metric

Rating (0-5)

90% CI (0-5)*

Rating (0-5)

90% CI (0-5)*

Comments

Rating (0-5)

Confidence

What ‘quality journal’ do you expect this work will be published in?

2

1-2

3.5

3-5

10

3.5

Medium

On a ‘scale of journals’, what tier journal should this be published in?

2

1-2

4

3-5

3.5

High

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