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Tag Archives: Microsoft’s Institute for Advanced Technology
Yet another prediction market newbie who should be meeting with Robin Hanson one on one to get a little injection about conditional prediction markets and how they could be useful for BOTH private decision makers AND public policy makers.
Lewis Sheperd (the Chief Technology Officer of Microsoft’s Institute for Advanced Technology in Governments): Indeed, it appears to me that [prediction markets] are growing not from corporate or government use, but mostly organically from within academia, stock-futures circles and political-junkie … Continue reading →
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