Philip E. Tetlock is a renowned social scientist and professor at the University of Pennsylvania.
His extensive research on forecasting and decision-making spans decades, culminating in the Good Judgment Project.
Tetlock's work challenges traditional notions of expert predictions and explores the characteristics of successful forecasters.
He co-authored "Superforecasting" with journalist Dan Gardner, synthesizing years of research into accessible insights.
Tetlock's contributions to the field of judgment and decision-making have earned him widespread recognition, including awards from the American Psychological Association and the National Academy of Sciences.
His work continues to influence fields such as psychology, political science, and intelligence analysis.
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