In my last post I said I hoped prediction markets would become an “our answers” institution with easily-found accurate answers on as many questions as possible. Today prediction markets’ main problem is laws banning them (and customs limiting firm interest in internal markers). Alas as an academic, I can’t do much to change such laws. But I can work to improve the basic tech, for the day when prediction markets are legal. Yesterday I also said:
We Can Do Low-Treewidth Combinatorial Prediction Markets!
We Can Do Low-Treewidth Combinatorial…
In my last post I said I hoped prediction markets would become an “our answers” institution with easily-found accurate answers on as many questions as possible. Today prediction markets’ main problem is laws banning them (and customs limiting firm interest in internal markers). Alas as an academic, I can’t do much to change such laws. But I can work to improve the basic tech, for the day when prediction markets are legal. Yesterday I also said:
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