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Voters Increasingly Use AI as Political Advisor. A New Study Shows the the Risks.
(aparc.fsi.stanford.edu)
this post was submitted on 05 Apr 2026
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I mean this is both good and bad isn't it? If people are relying on Grok they're probably going to get bullshit. I've actually found ChatGPT to be the worst and most biased compared to Gemini or Claude, especially as it pertains to Israel. ChatGPT will claim killing tens of thousands of innocent people in Gaza is nuanced because of religious doctrine. While Gemini at least recently will acknowledge human rights abuses among other things. If they are using it to form an opinion entirely then probably not a good thing, but if they are asking questions to try to learn more about something I think it is likely a good thing that they're trying to become more educated. But again, really depends on the AI, how you use it and if people treat everything as fact or try to do more research based on answers as well as asking for its sources.