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Daniel Kokotajlo's avatar

This is a genuinely new point as far as I am aware (I'm not especially familiar with the literature on AA) and seems important enough that everyone thinking about it should be aware of it, I think. Thank you.

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Isaac King's avatar

> On average 28 members of the hidden disadvantage population got an offer before AA. After the implementation of AA, on average 18 got an offer. On the other hand, on average of 51 of those facing no unfair disadvantage received an offer, and after the implementation of AA, 42 received an offer.

I'm assuming the simulation was 300 total applicants...?

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