Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for providing low-latency markets for wagering on sporting events are disclosed. In some embodiments, an outcome matrix may be generated by a plurality of contest simulations utilizing statistical data of a history of sporting events. Outcome data of the outcome matrix may be indicative of probabilities of events occurring during an upcoming contest. The probabilities may be calculated, and markets may be priced based on the calculated probabilities. The priced markets may be provided to users by a graphical user interface by user computing device. Furthermore, users may request user-requested markets by inputting different markets into the GUI. The user-requested markets may then be priced using the outcome data of the outcome matrix and stored calculations thus, providing new markets based on the user-requested markets from the outcome matrix without generating new simulations.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for providing low-latency markets for wagering on sporting events are disclosed. In some embodiments, an outcome matrix may be generated by a plurality of contest simulations utilizing statistical data of a history of sporting events. Outcome data of the outcome matrix may be indicative of probabilities of events occurring during an upcoming contest. The probabilities may be calculated, and markets may be priced based on the calculated probabilities. The priced markets may be provided to users by a graphical user interface by user computing device. Furthermore, users may request user-requested markets by inputting different markets into the GUI. The user-requested markets may then be priced using the outcome data of the outcome matrix and stored calculations thus, providing new markets based on the user-requested markets from the outcome matrix without generating new simulations.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for providing low-latency markets for wagering on sporting events are disclosed. In some embodiments, an outcome matrix may be generated by a plurality of contest simulations utilizing statistical data of a history of sporting events. Outcome data of the outcome matrix may be indicative of probabilities of events occurring during an upcoming contest. The probabilities may be calculated, and markets may be priced based on the calculated probabilities. The priced markets may be provided to users by a graphical user interface by user computing device. Furthermore, users may request user-requested markets by inputting different markets into the GUI. The user-requested markets may then be priced using the outcome data of the outcome matrix and stored calculations thus, providing new markets based on the user-requested markets from the outcome matrix without generating new simulations.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for narrative-driven wagering are disclosed. During a live contest, data from various data sources may be fed into a narrative model. The narrative model may identify a narrative for the live contest based on the data. The narrative may include an actor, a storyline, a sentiment, and a time frame. Based on the identified narrative, one or more wagers for the live contest may be identified. A parlay may be generated based on the wagers. The wagers may be surfaced to a user via a graphical user interface. A generative copy model may automatically generate copy for increasing user engagement with the wagers. The copy may include a headline and graphics that are generated based on the wagers and the narrative. User engagement with the wagers may be used to retrain the narrative model and the generative copy model.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for dynamically generating wager delays for live betting are disclosed. During a live contest, a wager delay may be enacted on any wagers placed. The wager delay may be dynamic such that the time of the wager delay changes throughout the contest. The wager delay may be determined based on a state of the contest, such as whether the contest is in a live state or is in a break state. When the contest is in the break state, the wager delay may be lowered or disabled until the contest returns to the live state. The wager delay may be applicable to only users determined to be wagering on the contest while also in-attendance at the contest.

Abstract: A computer system for controlling at least one motion actuator in an autonomous or semi-autonomous vehicle, the computer system comprising processing circuitry implementing a feedback controller, which is configured to sense an actual motion state of the vehicle and determine a machine-level instruction to the motion actuator for approaching or maintaining a setpoint motion state, and a reinforcement-learning agent, which is trained to perform decision-making regarding the setpoint motion state. The decisions by the reinforcement-learning agent are applied as the setpoint motion state of the feedback controller, and the machine-level instruction from the feedback controller is applied to the motion actuator.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for dynamically generating wager delays for live betting are disclosed. During a live contest, a wager delay may be enacted on any wagers placed. The wager delay may be dynamic such that the time of the wager delay changes throughout the contest. The wager delay may be determined based on a state of the contest, such as whether the contest is in a live state or is in a break state. When the contest is in the break state, the wager delay may be lowered or disabled until the contest returns to the live state. The wager delay may be applicable to only users determined to be wagering on the contest while also in-attendance at the contest.