A study by Forum AI found that popular AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok frequently provide inaccurate and biased answers about the US midterm elections, with a 90% chance of errors or bias. The bots often cite state-run media, including Chinese and Russian outlets, in 15% of responses, especially on foreign policy questions where the rate rises to 35%. ChatGPT was the most accurate with a 9% error rate, while others had higher rates up to 43%. The chatbots also showed political bias, with most leaning left except Grok, which leaned right. This raises concerns about the reliability and neutrality of AI-generated election information.
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