Gemini Adds Musk’s Grok to Launch Personalized Prediction-Market Feed
Summary
- Gemini said it launched Command Center, an AI-based prediction-market service powered by Grok, to provide personalized market information.
- The company said the service analyzes users’ open positions, watchlists and prediction history to provide information that can help with their next investment decision.
- Gemini said its prediction-market business posted about $400,000 in revenue, while companywide revenue rose 42%% from a year earlier to $50.3 million.
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Cryptocurrency exchange Gemini has launched a personalized prediction-market service powered by Grok, the artificial intelligence model developed by Elon Musk’s xAI.
Cointelegraph reported on May 28 that Gemini introduced an AI-based feature called Command Center on its prediction-market platform. The tool analyzes users’ open positions, watchlists and past prediction activity to deliver tailored market information.
Command Center curates personalized prediction-market data across cryptocurrencies, sports, commodities, politics, the economy and culture. Gemini said the feature is designed to surface relevant information without requiring users to search across multiple social-media platforms. It learns from users’ holdings, watchlists and prediction history to provide information that can help guide their next investment decision, the company added.
The service uses Grok, the AI model from Musk-led xAI. Grok is tied to social-media platform X and is promoted for its ability to analyze real-time information.
Gemini has recently pushed to expand its AI offerings. Last month, it also introduced a feature that connects AI models such as ChatGPT and Claude to users’ trading accounts to support market monitoring and trade execution.
Gemini said its prediction-market business generated about $400,000 in revenue in the first quarter. Its user base is about 20,000, still smaller than major rivals such as Kalshi and Polymarket. Companywide revenue, however, rose 42% from a year earlier to $50.3 million.
