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hackernoon.com > prediction-markets-pass-the-fed-testnow-comes-the-hard-part

Prediction Markets Pass the Fed Test???Now Comes the Hard Part

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (965+ words) Prediction markets defended the correct FOMC outcome, generated more quarterly revenue for Robinhood than equities or crypto, and moved deeper into corporate hedging. The signal is working. The next test is whether the category can create durable financial behaviour Citadel…...

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hackernoon.com > the-metric-trap-how-the-economy-stopped-being-measured-and-started-being-performed

The Metric Trap: How the Economy Stopped Being Measured and Started Being Performed

4+ mon, 3+ week ago   (721+ words) HackerNoon...

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hackernoon.com > ais-new-data-economy-has-a-landlord-problem

AI's New Data Economy Has a Landlord Problem | HackerNoon

5+ mon, 2+ week ago   (384+ words) AI companies are paying platforms for training data, but the creators behind that data receive little to nothing, creating an extractive data economy that may harm future model quality. Reddit's AI licensing deals with Google and OpenAI bring in $130 million…...