Asked who to vote for, Grok chose Republicans 92% of the time.
A Cornell professor's lab asked Grok and OpenAI's GPT to pick one candidate in nearly 500 US midterm races. GPT chose the Democrat 97% of the time, and the two models agreed in under 10% of races. The consumer chat apps refused the same question, and OpenAI says the API test does not reflect ChatGPT.
Why it mattersApps built on these models can pass the same lean to voters without telling them. Before asking an AI about your ballot, compare its answer with a neutral voter guide.
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