Author develops AI trading platform linking to three financial exchanges

10 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 28

The platform integrates with Polymarket and Kalshi, analyzes news from RSS feeds, web searches, Reddit, and Twitter, and operates autonomously using a large language model.
It employs the Kelly criterion for position sizing, manages portfolio risk, and routes orders across venues, functioning continuously without supervision.
Comprising 50 modules, the system highlights the growing role and potential risks of AI-driven trading in prediction markets and financial exchanges.

This AI learns from Reddit and Twitter. How vulnerable are markets to manipulation campaigns designed to fool trading bots?

Polymarket's exchange upgrades tomorrow. Can this autonomous AI survive the shutdown and restart without any human intervention?

An AI built on a laptop is beating markets. What new 'black box' risks does this unleash on our financial system?

A new report claims autonomous AI traders aren't real. Is this lone developer's platform a breakthrough or a dangerous outlier?

As AI agents start outperforming humans, are retail investors now obsolete without their own personal trading bots?

When an unsupervised AI causes a market crash, who is legally responsible: the developer, the code, or no one?