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      <description>The best AI is now statistically tied with superforecasters on ForecastBench, while top humans still lead on Metaculus. What each test shows, and what&#x27;s fair.</description>
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      <description>A prediction market contract pays $1 if an event happens, so 30¢ means about 30%. How prices form, how Kalshi and Polymarket work, and when odds mislead.</description>
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      <description>In betting and prediction markets, long shots are overpriced. On Kalshi, buyers of contracts under 10¢ lost over 60%. What the bias is and why it happens.</description>
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      <description>A base rate is how often similar things have happened before. Start there, then adjust for the evidence: the surest way to avoid overconfident forecasts.</description>
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