AER Paper: Anti-manipulation ML improves credit forecasting in Kenya
Afinetheorem · x · 2026-08-28
Published in the American Economic Review, this paper addresses the vulnerability of ML models to strategic manipulation where agents 'fake their type'. The authors derive a more robust training method and apply it to cell-based credit scoring in Kenya, showing significant improvements in real-world performance.
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