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Mantic Monday 5/13/24

Scott Alexander reviews recent developments in prediction markets and forecasting, including regulatory changes, platform pivots, and debates about the field's future.

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May 13, 2024 5,066 words 53 likes 144 comments Listen · 31 min Read Read

Who Predicted 2023?

Scott Alexander analyzes the results of his 2023 forecasting contest, comparing various prediction methods and individual forecasters.

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Mar 5, 2024 2,907 words 139 likes 171 comments Listen · 17 min Read Read

Mantic Monday 2/19/24

Scott Alexander explores recent advancements in AI-powered prediction markets, including bot-based systems, AI forecasters, and their potential impact on future predictions and decision-making.

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Feb 20, 2024 3,851 words 67 likes 133 comments Listen · 26 min Read Read

Mantic Monday 10/17/22

Scott Alexander discusses recent developments in prediction markets, including midterm forecasts, legal challenges, nuclear risk assessments, and new market applications.

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Oct 18, 2022 3,822 words 59 likes 132 comments Listen · 23 min Read Read

Mantic Monday 7/11/22

The post examines prediction markets for Trump's 2024 chances, Musk's Twitter deal, and the impact of the Dobbs decision, while also discussing new forecasting initiatives and other current events.

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Jul 12, 2022 1,791 words 57 likes 273 comments Listen · 14 min Read Read
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