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Do Language Models Update their Forecasts with New Information?
Prior work has largely treated future event prediction as a static task, failing to consider how forecasts should evolve as new evidence emerges. To address this gap, we introduce EvolveCast, a framework for evaluating whether large language models (LLMs) appropriately revise their predictions in re
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