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Why did Kash Patel suddenly spike in the Trump exit market? He just jumped over 75% and opened a 14-point gap on Tulsi Gabbard
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Why did Kash Patel suddenly spike in the Trump exit market? He just jumped over 75% and opened a 14-point gap on Tulsi Gabbard

Possible catalyst would be that as Donald Trump fired Pam Bondi on April 2, a Reuters report said discussions are underway about potential exits of more officials, including Kash Patel.

That could explain why Patel suddenly ripped higher than Tulsi Gabbard and others instead of moving with the rest of the board.

What do you think is driving the move?

Source: https://www.reuters.com/world/exit-trump-officials-including-fbi-director-patel-under-discussion-atlantic-2026-04-03/?utm_

u/Murky-Option2916 — 10 hours ago
Democrats Sweep now leads the 2026 midterms market at 51% while R Senate / D House sits at 36%. Is the market starting to price in Democrats taking full control of Congress?
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Democrats Sweep now leads the 2026 midterms market at 51% while R Senate / D House sits at 36%. Is the market starting to price in Democrats taking full control of Congress?

u/Murky-Option2916 — 12 hours ago
Polymarket traders basically called the Pam Bondi exit early, the market was already at 93% before Trump’s statement confirmed the direction.
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Polymarket traders basically called the Pam Bondi exit early, the market was already at 93% before Trump’s statement confirmed the direction.

u/Murky-Option2916 — 13 hours ago
Apple removed 190 apps from Russia’s App Store after Kremlin pressure, according to its own disclosure
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Apple removed 190 apps from Russia’s App Store after Kremlin pressure, according to its own disclosure

u/Murky-Option2916 — 13 hours ago
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Reflect Orbital is turning sunlight into an on demand service with orbital mirrors. This could be a game changer for nighttime rescue operations.

u/Murky-Option2916 — 14 hours ago
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Ann Pettifor talking about how the AI bubble is going to burst. It’s just the usual cycle of speculative tech promising disruption and then mostly creating new ways to extract money.

u/Murky-Option2916 — 1 day ago
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Anthropic talking about AI safety while its own Claude code ends up out in the wild and people are debating whether this just handed competitors a free look at years of R&D or if we are casually calling this open source now.

u/Murky-Option2916 — 2 days ago
The new policy does not ban every automated tool. But it makes one thing clear: the Wikipedia community is no longer willing to treat AI generated content as a trustworthy part of the editing process.
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The new policy does not ban every automated tool. But it makes one thing clear: the Wikipedia community is no longer willing to treat AI generated content as a trustworthy part of the editing process.

u/Murky-Option2916 — 3 days ago
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AI documentary out from the creators of Everything Everywhere All At Once...A film about AGI, extinction risk, and humanity’s future that feels like the kind of AI story that sells the myth as much as it questions it.

The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist comes from the award-winning teams behind Navalny and Everything Everywhere All At Once

Through interviews with major AI leaders and researchers from OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepMind, and Meta, the documentary examines the race to AGI and the enormous stakes around it.

Is AI humanity’s path to medical breakthroughs and life beyond Earth, or the beginning of a disaster we cannot undo?

u/Murky-Option2916 — 3 days ago
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Zoe Hitzig explaining why she quit OpenAI… Could you really blame her for her reasoning though? It’s all based on pure logic.

u/Murky-Option2916 — 3 days ago
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If AGI replaces workers, the real question is not productivity. It is who still has enough money to buy anything.

u/Murky-Option2916 — 4 days ago
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With Chinese company Unipath launching a household robot, science fiction feels closer to reality. It is exciting to imagine where this tech could be in five years.

u/Murky-Option2916 — 4 days ago
The Supermicro GPU smuggling ring is the greatest Silicon Valley heist since Theranos.
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The Supermicro GPU smuggling ring is the greatest Silicon Valley heist since Theranos.

Forget stealing source code, the real money is in hardware trafficking. Three Supermicro employees just got indicted for a massive $2.5 billion scheme smuggling restricted Nvidia H100s and B200s into China.

The details of this indictment read like a discarded script for Ocean’s Eleven. They were allegedly using dummy cardboard boxes, slapping fake labels on multi-million-dollar AI hardware, and routing it through a shell company. You have to respect the hustle of looking at the geopolitical US-China Chip War and deciding, "Yeah, I can bypass federal export controls with some packing tape and a fake invoice." People are risking 20 years in federal prison not for state secrets, but so some unauthorized server farm can train a slightly better LLM. We have officially reached the cartel era of computing power.

u/Murky-Option2916 — 4 days ago