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Intuo delivers probabilistic forecasts on markets, politics, and global events using an IARPA-validated methodology proven to be 35–72% more accurate than traditional intelligence analysts. In a four-year competition funded by the U.S. intelligence community, the Good Judgment Project’s superforecasting approach consistently outperformed CIA analysts with access to classified data. Intuo democratizes this world-class intelligence through AI agents that debate multiple perspectives and update probabilities in real time.

Users receive quantified forecasts—not vague opinions—on everything that impacts their decisions: government shutdowns (50% probability, 21–35 days), Bitcoin prices (42% chance above $100K by June 2026), geopolitical conflicts (12% Russia-NATO escalation), commodity markets, state policies, and corporate risks. Every forecast includes confidence intervals, historical base rates, current drivers, and key signposts to monitor.

Built for investment professionals, corporate executives, strategy consultants, and startup founders making high-stakes decisions under uncertainty, Intuo replaces expensive intelligence services like Stratfor ($499/month) and Good Judgment ($72K per forecast) with validated accuracy at accessible prices. The platform offers three tiers: Observer ($10/month) for daily forecasts and podcasts, Forecaster ($99/month) for custom predictions, and Decision-Maker ($299/month) for unlimited private forecasts and team collaboration.

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Intuo - AI-Powered Geopolitical & Market Forecasting v2.5

Oct 14, 2025

Michael Ulin

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Get quantified probabilities on everything from Bitcoin prices to government shutdowns, powered by AI agents using IARPA-validated methodology that's 35-72% more accurate than competing intelligence teams. From just $10/month, investment professionals, executives, and founders use Intuo to make better decisions under uncertainty.