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AI just joined the payroll.
At Kalshi, the U.S.-regulated prediction-market platform where traders bet on real-world outcomes, an internal AI agent named Harrison is already performing work that looks a lot like analyst labor.
It tracks news, monitors competitors, recommends new markets, drafts contract language, and helps resolve markets when they close.
Functionally, AI is starting to look less like software you use and more like labor you deploy — planning, checking, calling tools, retrieving information, revising, and repeating the loop until the job is done.
