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AI Tokenomics Come For Wall Street

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By Meredith Mazzilli Verified
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Financial data companies such as FactSet and Moody’s appear to have made progress reassuring investors that they won’t be replaced by finance-focused AI tools. But investors may have new questions these days around how the uncertainty of AI costs will affect usage of these businesses’ products. Investors were spooked when Anthropic and others touted AI products for finance and other professions earlier this year.
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What’s a Bet on Kalshi Really Worth?

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By Meredith Mazzilli Verified
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Finance isn’t exactly known for minting new business models overnight. The industry is heavily regulated, customers are slow to move money and licensing often keeps firms in familiar lanes. Prediction markets are proving a rare exception. Fast-growing U.S. prediction market Kalshi recently topped $2 billion in annualized revenue. At that pace, it would already be generating roughly half of Robinhood’s latest annual revenue and around one-third that of exchange operator CME Group.
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Altman Addresses Home Attack

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By Meredith Mazzilli Verified
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Source: The Information OpenAI CEO Sam Altman addressed an attack on his San Francisco home in a personal blog post on Friday, noting rising criticism of the AI industry and saying there is a need to “de-escalate the rhetoric.” Earlier that day, San Francisco police arrested a man for allegedly throwing a Molotov cocktail at Altman’s residence, according to media reports. The incident occurred at 3:45 a.m. on Friday and did not result in any injuries, Altman wrote.
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