It'sNotAFakeID

Yeah, I had a little bit before the Kentucky Derby, but was unclear on their methodology. Very, very cool and completely dependent upon who you have in the swarm. Would be curious to see if that could be replicated for some College Football parlays

Problem I see is in things like football games and horse races, still any crazy thing can bappen. The swarm doesn't stop a horse from breaking it's leg, a jockey from pulling up a horse, or a QB from inexplicably throwing up a Yolo.

Well, they redid their picks in the Kentucky Derby when one horse scratched. Yes, swarms aren't going to account for everything; prediction is never perfect and the realistic goal of any model is never perfect prediction, but anything better than chance and I believe that swarm intelligence leads to prediction that is significantly better than chance.