AN OPINION EXCHANGE · EST. 2026 · NO ACCOUNTS, NO TRACKING
You have opinions about AI.
You just don't know them yet.
Four open markets, plus a market of the moment ripped from this week's feed. Answer the dilemmas, watch how America trades the same question, and find out where you actually stand — with a receipt.
3 POSITIONS TAKEN SO FAR
THE BIG BOARD — WHERE AMERICA TRADES TODAY
more concerned than excited about AI
PEW 2025
AI could threaten humanity's existence
AIPI
would block a data center in their county
GALLUP 2026
pause advanced AI until proven safe
FLI 2025
open-source the powerful models
AIPI
AI makes the next 20 years better
PEW 2025
THE MARKETS — PICK YOUR FIGHT
Did the machine steal it?
You'll say reading is fair. Then we make the reader a machine, and we find out what you actually believe.
“IS THAT THEFT?”
How thirsty is the machine?
Four facts, four dilemmas. Most people get the facts wrong and hold the opinions anyway.
“DO YOU TAKE THE DEAL?”
What's your p(doom)?
Eight questions between “shut it all down” and “can't come fast enough.” Where do you actually trade?
“IS THEIR WORLD BETTER FOR IT?”
Should the recipe be public?
Coca-Cola keeps its formula in a vault. Drug patents expire into generics. Fifty AI rivals just signed one letter begging Washington to keep the recipes public. Careful — the machine reading your answers is on one side.
“DOES THE 50-CENT JAILBREAK SETTLE IT?”
Was it a book burning?
You'd never burn a book. But you'd recycle one. Somewhere between your bin and their warehouse there's a line — eight exhibits will find yours.
WHY NOW · Unsealed court documents put a name — Project Panama — on Anthropic's book-pulping operation. X spent the week calling it Alexandria 2.0.
“IS THAT DIFFERENT?”
⌂ TRADING FLOORS — BRING YOUR PEOPLE
Open a private floor for your family, classroom, group chat, or office. Everyone takes the markets; the floor shows where you all actually stand — name by name, widest spread, house contrarian. No accounts, just a link.
HOW THE EXCHANGE WORKS
- Every question is a binary — the kind you'd argue about at dinner. No policy jargon, just art students, cover bands, and off switches.
- The moment you answer, the market reveals itself: where America trades the same question, priced in cents, straight from Pew, Gallup, YouGov, and friends.
- You close at a price on the spectrum, get your archetype, and see yourself plotted against the country — and against everyone who took the quiz before you.
- Complete all four markets and The Recruiter issues your offer letter: the AI lab you actually trade like, from Anthropic to DeepSeek. Argue with it publicly.