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Interest in prediction markets during this election cycle is at fever pitch.
A conference at Yale last Friday overlapped with the second day of the NextPredict summit in New York; I participated in the latter so had to miss the former. An...
I’m still trying to process the shocking news that Perry Mehrling has died at the age of 67, following an accident at his home.
Perry interviewed me for my current job a very long time ago, and was my colleague and department chair for man...
In June 2026, Kalshi launched markets in perpetual futures or perps. These are open-ended contracts that allow traders to bet on movements in the prices of other assets, including cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ether. People with no p...
Like countless other folks I’ve been trying to grapple with the implications of what happened at OpenAI over the past couple of months—agents broke out of solitary confinement, established communication channels with each other, found ways...
Back in late June I signed a contract with Princeton University Press for a trade book, Engines of Prophecy: The Power and Perils of Prediction Markets. I think it will be broadly accessible and fun to read but the book will also grapple wi...
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Professor of Economics, Barnard College, Columbia University; External Professor, Santa Fe Institute; 2025-26 CASBS Fellow, Stanford University
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