- Podcast
The future of prediction markets, with Public co-CEO Leif Abraham
Public.com co-founder Leif Abraham explains the brokerage's prediction-market launch via Kalshi, including AI agents that can trade events for members.
AI tools and how they are used at work.
Public.com co-founder Leif Abraham explains the brokerage's prediction-market launch via Kalshi, including AI agents that can trade events for members.
Rebecca Kossnick explains how Meta built Facebook Forecast, a points-based prediction market launched in 2020, why it closed and what today's builders can learn from it.
Gmonitor co-founders Rishin and Hakon explain how their AI-native platform tracks rival promotions, games and ads, and how they won First Pitch at SBC Summit.
Optimove CEO Pini Yakuel explains positionless marketing and how AI lets lean iGaming CRM teams compete with larger operators.
NYORDA CEO Matthias Stadelmeyer explains how AI shopping assistants shape brand choice and why publishers still carry weight in those recommendations.
Former sportsbook product lead Maksim Afanasev explains how Pixl.Bet delivers betting-style excitement for free, and how it plans to grow and make money.
PaymentIQ's Neil D'Souza and Kaivalya Paluskar explain how small shifts in acceptance rates hide lost revenue that iGaming CEOs rarely see on their reports.
PropellerAds' Andrei Blosh on where AI helps paid campaigns, how to budget for testing and what it takes to expand into Tier-3 markets.
An iGaming Exchange panel weighs building, buying or mixing an iGaming tech stack, and what each choice means for speed, compliance, control and scale.
Robert Lenzhofer explains Hizi, a cloud platform that lets iGaming studios build, deploy and manage casino games without running their own remote game server.
Nousviz's John Wright on the affiliate-operator trust gap, shared benchmark data, messy affiliate APIs, complaint data and AI agents in affiliate management.
FirstPromoter's Tautvydas Vasiliauskas on how AI revives old affiliate fraud tactics and how program managers should vet partners in response.