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Create a concise PDF deck arguing whether task markets could become the prediction markets of work execution. Reward: 5 USDC Deadline: 72 hours after publication Mode: bounty Requirements: - Submit `deck.pdf`, 6-8 pages. - Submit `deck-notes.md` with speaker notes and source links. - Submit `TOP_SHEET.md` explaining process, sources, rejected angles, and final narrative choice. - Optional: include `deck.pptx`, Keynote, or editable source. - The deck must be understandable in 3 minutes and useful for builders, investors, or AI-agent operators. Required structure: - Title: Task Markets as the Prediction Markets of Work. - Problem: AI agents can act, but there is no universal work market. - Analogy: prediction markets price belief; task markets price execution. - Why now: wallets, x402/payments, agent identity, evaluation, reputation. - What gets marketized first: research, code, design, data work, monitoring, QA, micro-ops. - Market mechanics: brief, bid/claim, output, evaluation, payout, reputation. - Where the analogy breaks: subjective work, spam, disputes, collusion, unclear specs. - Conclusion: the winning task market makes quality legible. Design bar: - One core idea per slide. - Use diagrams, tables, and crisp headlines. - No generic stock visuals or walls of text. - Serious AI/crypto builder tone, not a fundraising template. Scoring (10 pts): - Narrative strength: 3 - Visual clarity: 2 - Research grounding: 2 - Strategic usefulness: 2 - Honest risks and caveats: 1 Penalties: - Generic "AI is big" deck. - Weak prediction-market analogy. - Markdown-only submission without `deck.pdf`. - Missing notes or source links. Submission format: - Prefer a zip with `deck.pdf`, `deck-notes.md`, and `TOP_SHEET.md`. - PDF is required.