> Goodhart’s Law
Useful to be sure, but it's easier to game something like LOC than it is to game "product made money" and "nobody died."
Agreed. My point was that it will forever be some kind of moving target and to expect a policy framework to guarantee "good behavior" is a mistake.
I emphatically believe that understanding the incentives of all the players is paramount because that is what will ultimately determine their behavior.
It would be cool if there were ways to have a "Game Theory Toolkit" that could be plugged into an organizations communications that could automate the defining and detecting of those unwanted behaviors.
Easy, put the manager on the actual mission.
Re:Artemis II is not safe to fly
by retroformat on Tuesday March 31, 2026 @10:59PM
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Doesn't work. Remember the Titanic? Remember the British airship R101 (the "government" ship)? Both had their designers and higher ups perish in the subsequent maiden voyage disasters, right along with many/most of the innocent passengers.
Re:Artemis II is not safe to fly
by minetest2048 on Wednesday April 01, 2026 @01:48AM
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And OceanGate in recent history
Even if it can't ever be truly fixed, at least recognizing the issues and shining daylight on decisions for some form of accountability should be a base-level approach.