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Good Forecasts, Bad Products

Mohamed Elrashid·April 24, 2026·Substack
forecasting accuracy is useless without products that fit into real workflows

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Argues forecasting accuracy has outpaced product design: a decade inside the US intelligence community produced zero complaints about forecast quality, yet forecasting firms remain niche while simulation startups Aaru and Simile raised nine-figure rounds. Diagnoses the gap as a failure to embed forecasts into institutional workflows, and recommends forecasting companies hire deployment managers who transform probabilities into artifacts clients can act on.

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