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A first-time voter tested AI chatbots for election information and found incomplete answers and uneven Spanish-language results

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A journalist voting for the first time in Texas used ChatGPT to learn about the midterm elections. She found that Spanish-language answers were less precise than English ones and that the chatbot cited unofficial sources, such as a student newspaper, to explain a candidate's proposals. Experts from the Brennan Center for Justice and We Are Mas warn that models make mistakes and recommend always verifying sources. An ISD study cited in the text measured 89.3% accurate answers in English and 82% in Spanish for ChatGPT.

In 40 seconds

  • ChatGPT gave different answers in English and Spanish to the same question about mail-in voting in Texas.
  • An ISD study cited in the story found 89.3% accurate answers in English and 82% in Spanish for ChatGPT.
  • The Brennan Center for Justice reported that models easily generated misleading images and videos of election irregularities.
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