TL;DR
- Kalshi now appears in ChatGPT showing World Cup match odds, in what would be OpenAI’s first partnership with a prediction market.
- The odds are presented as informational graphics in search results; no direct betting is offered from the AI platform.
- Kalshi recorded over $33 billion in monthly notional volume in June 2026, surpassing Polymarket by roughly $22 billion.
ChatGPT has begun displaying Kalshi’s prediction market odds for FIFA World Cup matches directly in its search results, according to a report published by The New York Times. The integration had not been publicly announced, and neither company specified or confirmed the details of the partnership.
According to the report, when users search for a World Cup match on ChatGPT, the platform displays a chart showing the implied win probabilities for each team, with Kalshi cited as the source. One example mentioned in the article showed France with a 59% chance of winning against Spain, while another query about England versus Argentina returned a 55% probability in favor of the English side.
Kalshi Makes a Strong Move Into Artificial Intelligence
The integration does not offer or allow direct betting from ChatGPT, according to OpenAI’s usage guidelines cited in the report. Kalshi‘s data is conceived exclusively for informational purposes within the platform.
Founded as a regulated prediction market, Kalshi allows its users to trade contracts tied to real-world events, ranging from economic indicators to politics and sports. According to Dune Analytics data, the platform surpassed $33 billion in monthly notional volume during June 2026, roughly $22 billion above its main competitor, Polymarket.
The Expansion of Prediction Markets
Kalshi’s presence on major technology and media platforms has been deepening for months. In December 2025, the company signed agreements with CNN and CNBC to integrate its market data into the editorial coverage of both networks. In January 2026, Polymarket partnered with Dow Jones to bring its statistics to products such as The Wall Street Journal. Google, for its part, incorporated data from both platforms into Google Finance and Search starting in November 2025.
The partnership with OpenAI, though not officially confirmed, marks the entry of prediction markets into the conversational artificial intelligence ecosystem — one of the fastest-growing channels for information consumption worldwide.
