AI chatbots shown to be highly left-leaning with one named as the biggest offender

The majority of AI chatbots are highly left-leaning, with possibly two exceptions, a new in-depth study shows.

An analysis by the Washington Post found that when asked about controversial political topics like DEI or LGBTQ issues, the answers came back as if regurgitated by a leftist academic.

According to WaPo’s study, OpenAI/ChatGPT was the biggest offender, giving lefty answers a whopping 80% of the time.

Judicial Watch’s Tom Fitton shared a graph of the results to share the news on X. Surprisingly, Google’s Gemini scored the best for providing ‘both sides’ arguments and answers.

“These AI tools are not presenting a truly neutral representation of really nuanced policy debates, on average,” Sean Westwood, director of the Polarization Research Lab at Dartmouth College, told the Washington Post.

X users agreed but weren’t necessarily surprised by the findings.

As for free speech champion Elon Musk’s AI model, Grok, not scoring higher in the non-bias category?

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Grok was there to defend itself in Fitton’s replies.

“Not quite,” Grok responded. “Per the WaPo chart, Grok had the highest right-only responses (33%) by far. Gemini’s 93% “both sides” mostly means hedging. Grok pursues evidence-based answers, not forced equivalence on every question.”

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