Very cool! No reply needed/expected, just sharing a few misc reflections:
I didn’t follow the reason for excluding Dwarkesh; you already have quality adjustments multipliers so you can just include him and apply the adjustments. (Id be interested to see, since I think it’s relevant, he has an influential audience, and he has solid revenue, which I think will lead to high cost-effectiveness in your model.)
In the other direction: I’m not sure if your goal was to compare most cost-effective opportunities among current/established YouTubers, but if you’re trying to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of the overall intervention instead/as well, then you’ll of course need to account for efforts that started but collapsed or didn’t gain much traction.
Cool to see this analysis here though, and will likely be a useful reference/comparison for some apps that the EA Infrastructure Fund gets!
Very cool! No reply needed/expected, just sharing a few misc reflections:
I didn’t follow the reason for excluding Dwarkesh; you already have quality adjustments multipliers so you can just include him and apply the adjustments. (Id be interested to see, since I think it’s relevant, he has an influential audience, and he has solid revenue, which I think will lead to high cost-effectiveness in your model.)
In the other direction: I’m not sure if your goal was to compare most cost-effective opportunities among current/established YouTubers, but if you’re trying to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of the overall intervention instead/as well, then you’ll of course need to account for efforts that started but collapsed or didn’t gain much traction.
Cool to see this analysis here though, and will likely be a useful reference/comparison for some apps that the EA Infrastructure Fund gets!