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AI milestones, product launches, and company outcomes priced by prediction markets.
2,698 markets · page 103 of 113
Will non-profit funding for AI safety reach 100 billion US dollars in a year before 2030?
Yes ≈ 38% chance
AI milestones, product launches, and company outcomes priced by prediction markets.
2,698 markets · page 103 of 113
Yes ≈ 38% chance
Despite confirmed reports of OpenAI developing a GitHub competitor, the market heavily doubts a 2026 release, likely due to the short development timeline and fierce competition from incumbents and startups like Cursor.
Yes ≈ 17% chance
Yes ≈ 15% chance
Yes ≈ 15% chance
The market is skeptical that AI will completely wreck any BigLaw firm within a year, but the real story is that the debate hinges on whether AI will cause catastrophic failure or just gradual disruption, with the odds reflecting a belief that BigLaw's structural resilience will prevent total collapse in the short term.
Yes ≈ 27% chance
The market heavily doubts this specific post in a series about OpenAI's legal tactics will crack the top 50 of LessWrong's annual review, likely because such news-focused commentary rarely competes with the technical or philosophical essays that dominate the list.
Yes ≈ 8% chance
Yes ≈ 45% chance
The market is skeptical that AI romantic companions will reach 3.5 million weekly users by 2028, but the 22% odds may be too low given the rapid pace of AI adoption and the loneliness epidemic.
Yes ≈ 22% chance
Yes ≈ 61% chance
Expanding mandatory arbitration clauses (Bank of America, May 2026) create a growing pool of disputes, but the adoption of AI as the decision-maker remains stymied by due process, enforceability, and ethical concerns, keeping the odds slightly below even.
Yes ≈ 44% chance
The market sees a 60% chance that an AI system will legally act as a healthcare proxy in the US by 2032, but with no recent headlines, the odds reflect a speculative bet on gradual regulatory acceptance rather than a specific legislative push.
Yes ≈ 60% chance
Yes ≈ 5% chance
Yes ≈ 11% chance
Despite OpenAI's massive revenue, leaked documents show it is burning billions annually, making a 2025 profit extremely unlikely, and the market heavily discounts even the possibility of a turnaround.
Yes ≈ 3% chance
The market's 59% Yes reflects elevated geopolitical tensions from US-Iran threats and concerns about online extremism, but none of the recent headlines explicitly tie aggression to an AI capabilities race, leaving the core condition unaddressed.
Yes ≈ 59% chance
Yes ≈ 46% chance
Yes ≈ 57% chance
The market is virtually certain that a GPT-3-quality model can be trained for under $10,000 by 2030, reflecting the rapid pace of AI progress and cost reductions that have already made such a feat seem trivial.
Yes ≈ 99% chance
The market strongly doubts that 'AI neutrality' will materialize as a recognized foreign policy doctrine, reflecting the absence of diplomatic proposals or concrete definitions despite the struggles of non-sovereign AI nations.
Yes ≈ 16% chance
Yes ≈ 28% chance
Yes ≈ 68% chance
The market is skeptical that a critically acclaimed game will use AI dialogue in 2026, likely because the industry's focus on remakes and technical demos (like Roblox's hybrid architecture) suggests a cautious approach to narrative AI, while the broader AI hype in chatbots and tools hasn't translated into game narrative breakthroughs.
Yes ≈ 34% chance
Yes ≈ 51% chance