Reppo
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Reppo
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The Network for AI Training Data, powered by Prediction Markets



Excited to announce @deeptuneai has raised $43M Series A led by @a16z. Labs and enterprises must turn model capability into real-world performance. Doing so will require distilling the entire economy into environments for AI. We believe this to be the most critical work in the pursuit of AGI. We’re a small, focused team of engineers and operators in New York. If you want to work on the hardest (and weirdest) problems of your career, we would love to hear from you.


JUST IN: DoorDash rolls out new app that pays people to film themselves doing chores for AI training data.







Kalshi co-founder Tarek Mansour on the growing demand for better sources of information: "There wasn't a real pain 10 or 15 years ago in the way there is pain in the last few years." "I think the country is more polarized. I would say the world is more polarized." "Social media has really bifurcated social feeds." "The incentive structure for most things that we read these days is clickbait." "There's a meaningful and accelerating rise of distrust in traditional sources of information." "And so you need a new one." "The incentive structure for prediction markets is truth." "It is more volume. It is more liquidity, which translates to a better and more accurate forecast." @mansourtarek_ and @luanalopeslara on Cheeky Pint with @collision and @matthuang






You will be able to run on-demand A/B tests in V2. Building a vibe coded app, AI agents, or looking for opinion on who to vote for in the next election? Simply seed incentives and get real time feedback backed by economic stake. We are also introducing a new proprietary benchmark to measure data quality - EVOF EVOF = Economic Value of Feedback. More on this in our updated WP which we will release ahead of V2 for fellow data nerds.



Sophisticated products, useful infra, ZHC, and smart agents are the real meta right now. Not just agents generating revenue. We’re seeing $ODAI booming, $SAIRI doing well, $JUNO and $ROBOTMONEY gaining traction, and $DOPPEL catching up. Here’s my unpopular opinion: I don’t think revenue alone will bring normies back to crypto. What will bring them back are products they actually use. Useful tools. Solid infra. Real experiences. Crypto kinda keeps falling into the same trap, selling ebooks, courses, and quick monetization tricks. Instead of this, we should be supporting real tech and sophisticated products to grow this industry. Another important question is what projects do with their revenue. Is it just sitting there, or is it actually reinvested to grow the project? Many projects are stacking revenue just to show dashboards and become the “top earning agent,” but not using it anyway to expand what they’re already building. That’s why we’re starting to see a slowdown in the “agents generating revenue” narrative, and the holder growth of projects like $FELIX or $LAUKI reflects that. Revenue is great. But how you use that revenue is what actually builds longterm value. Before the revenue meta can return, this needs to be solved. I’m still bullish on this narrative, but this part is crucial.

Replit CEO Amjad Masad: Being 'terminally online' may be an advantage. "If you want to work on a skill, it's going to be about idea generation." "Because the cost of implementation of those ideas is going down rapidly. It's gonna go to zero at some point." "So the bottleneck becomes, 'how fast can you generate ideas?'" "Just looking around you in the world and seeing what's happening. What are the trends? Are you plugged in on social media?" "A lot of the vices that older generations think are vices, might actually become advantages. So if you're a brainrotted, terminally online person, that might be an advantage because you know what's happening in the world." "If you're someone who's ADHD, really interested in novelty... that's actually an advantage because AI really benefits people who can try a lot of things really quickly." @amasad with @jackhneel

