Can Conceptual Neuroimaging Solve Prediction Markets Addiction? Can Conceptual Neuroimaging help?

By David Stephen who looks at Neuroimaging and prediction adiction in this article.
There is a recent report in The New York Times, Minnesota Becomes First State to Ban Prediction Markets, stating that, "Under the law, a person who creates, operates or advertises a prediction market that allows users to place bets on future events could be charged with a felony punishable by up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine. The law would not subject Minnesotans who bet on the sites to criminal penalties."
"Millions of Americans bet billions of dollars each month on markets ranging from the price of oil to who will win the reality show "Survivor." The markets have come under heightened scrutiny as suspicious trades have come to light and fueled concerns about insider trading."
"Hundreds of other unusual bets have also raised eyebrows. A New York Times analysis of Polymarket data showed hundreds of bets placed one day before the United States launched an attack on Iran, suggesting some bettors may have known the strike was coming. In April, Kalshi said it had discovered three examples of congressional candidates placing bets on their own races."
Problem gambling research lab with conceptual neuroimaging?
There could be many ways to regulate prediction markets. However, the likelihood that they would eradicate most of the risks that people are exposed to might be slight.
There are already gaming regulation suggestions, for example, in Europe to ensure that people do not bet using credit. There are several others around time limits, fewer betting options, and so on.
However, these can be regarded as technical. This means that there are two approaches to dealing with problem gambling: a technical side and a mind side.
Most of the ways that digital addictions, like social media, video games and others were approached has been lopsided. While progress was made, they were never as effective in amplifying willpower and providing measures of risks before certain consequential decisions.
This is the reason to have a major problem gambling research lab, with conceptual neuroimaging as the core path, for mind safety, against prediction markets addiction. Simply, how can there be a dynamic display of the human mind, for relays and destinations that can show the reach of addiction in the mind?
So, like a flowchart, there can be boxes and arrows, labeled with possible destinations of mind. Then, some data points [timing, type of game, odds, and so forth] can be used to decided relays, helping to show parallels of what is happening in the mind.
It will especially show the addiction destinations and how they feedback to the pleasure destination, as well as ignore the consequences and caution destinations.
The purpose is to ensure mind safety, so that people are aware of what is happening in their minds. This would be comparable to showing [say] the corrosion of something, given the effect of another substance.
The application is a flowchart with different shapes representing destinations in the mind and then different lines and arrows representing relays. It will be dynamic, such that it can take some data, either entered manually or automatically, and then display the relays of mind, in the instance.
It will be developed using data visualization algorithms, fitting in a flowchart format. It may also be pre-trained with some existing gaming data, to ensure that it is possible to automate tens of possibilities in the mind.
The application will be miniaturized for compliance with some gaming apps aside from its standalone iteration.
Some prediction markets can have this lab, while some other sports betting or addiction companies may do as well.
Just to see the mind, score and fasten prevention against risks and losses.
This solution will ensure that there is enough fairness to avoid people saying they did not have a choice or could not stop themselves.
The application will standalone, but can also be displayed on the side of some apps, as well as...