Leaderboards

Rankings use only resolved claims. A claimant needs at least 5 resolved claims to be ranked; everyone else is listed as “not yet ranked”. Every score comes with its sample size (n) and a 95% interval, so small samples look as uncertain as they are. How scoring works.

People

People: ranked by score (5+ resolved claims)
#ClaimantScore95% intervalnRecord (correct–partly–wrong)Brier
1Gary Marcus100%68%–100%88–0–0—
2Scott Alexander92%54%–99%77–0–00.087 (7)
Not yet ranked: fewer than 5 resolved claims (10)

Organizations

Organizations: ranked by score (5+ resolved claims)
#ClaimantScore95% intervalnRecord (correct–partly–wrong)Brier
1The White House (U.S. executive branch)100%57%–100%55–0–0—
2Google / Google DeepMind100%57%–100%55–0–0—
3OpenAI67%30%–93%53–1–1—
4XPT superforecasters13%2%–53%60–0–60.620 (2)
5Tesla10%1%–54%50–1–4—
Not yet ranked: fewer than 5 resolved claims (16)

For delivery promises (launch dates, open-weight releases, safety commitments) see the Promise tracker.

By topic

Policy & regulation

Policy & regulation: claimants with 5+ resolved claims
#ClaimantScore95% intervalnRecord (correct–partly–wrong)Brier
1The White House (U.S. executive branch)100%57%–100%55–0–0—
Not yet ranked: fewer than 5 resolved claims (6)

Products & releases

Products & releases: claimants with 5+ resolved claims
#ClaimantScore95% intervalnRecord (correct–partly–wrong)Brier
1Tesla10%1%–54%50–1–4—
Not yet ranked: fewer than 5 resolved claims (23)

Topics without a ranked claimant yet: