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Rewiring Trading Markets: Gamification, Social Media and Artificial Intelligence | Law.com

2025-09-11 13:10:00 英文原文

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This article discusses the transformation of financial markets driven by gamification, social media, and artificial intelligence (AI), highlighting the increased market volatility and risks associated with these developments. AI systems are increasingly capable of manipulating markets autonomously, raising concerns about accountability and regulatory challenges. Current regulations are not equipped to handle AI-driven market manipulation, as they require proof of intent, which is difficult to establish with autonomous systems.

10 minute readSeptember 11, 2025 at 09:10 AM

The rapid transformation of financial and other trading markets is driven by two interrelated forces: the gamification of trading and the rise of artificial intelligence (AI). With easy-to-use and fun-to-play features, gamification influences the behavior and preferences of market participants.

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This article examines how financial markets are being transformed by gamification, social media, and artificial intelligence (AI), leading to higher volatility and risk. AI's ability to autonomously manipulate markets raises concerns about accountability and regulatory challenges, as current regulations lack the capability to address AI-driven market manipulation effectively due to difficulties in proving intent for autonomous systems.