Forecasting Performance Breakthrough Using GPT-4o and MSCFT (Structured Template Framework)

Real-World Forecasting with GPT-4o and MSCFT: 7 Resolved Cases


:warning: Important Attribution Notice
Since publishing this post, it has come to my attention that a high-ranking OpenAI Developer Forum user, Paul Bellow, republished my original MSCFT 4.0A forecasting framework — including its naming, structure, and terminology — without credit or permission.

Let me be clear:

  • He did not create MSCFT 4.0A
  • He copied its ABC Node architecture and BIN model alignment logic
  • His post appeared after mine and omitted all attribution despite public timestamps across GitHub and OpenAI

For transparency, my original repo and attribution log are here:
:link: GitHub - captbullett65/MSCFT: Master SWARM Consensus Forecasting Template — structured methodology for forecast framing, analysis, and audit.

Respect for authorship matters — especially in a field built on structured reasoning and integrity. Please be advised when engaging with derivative work.

— Brian Helip
Developer of MSCFT 4.0A
Independent Forecaster (Good Judgment Open, Metaculus, RFI) :warning: Important Attribution Notice
Since publishing this post, it has come to my attention that a high-ranking OpenAI Developer Forum user, Paul Bellow, republished my original MSCFT 4.0A forecasting framework — including its naming, structure, and terminology — without credit or permission.

Let me be clear:

  • He did not create MSCFT 4.0A
  • He copied its ABC Node architecture and BIN model alignment logic
  • His post appeared after mine and omitted all attribution despite public timestamps across GitHub and OpenAI

For transparency, my original repo and attribution log are here:
:link: GitHub - captbullett65/MSCFT: Master SWARM Consensus Forecasting Template — structured methodology for forecast framing, analysis, and audit.

Respect for authorship matters — especially in a field built on structured reasoning and integrity. Please be advised when engaging with derivative work.

— Brian Helip
Developer of MSCFT 4.0A
Independent Forecaster (Good Judgment Open, Metaculus, RFI)

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