I would not say that market making has been abandoned, at least no more so than any other sophisticated scalable oversight approach like amplification or debate; the state of scalable oversight is just such that it’s hard to get any of these sorts of techniques working. See also my general discussion of how I think about scalable oversight here.
I would not say that market making has been abandoned, at least no more so than any other sophisticated scalable oversight approach like amplification or debate; the state of scalable oversight is just such that it’s hard to get any of these sorts of techniques working. See also my general discussion of how I think about scalable oversight here.