In this country, almost all people believes that Trump lost and humans came into existence via evolution. There are more countries on the internet than just US.
> Put another way, for every Republican who thinks Biden was the legitimate winner in 2020, there’s a Republican who thinks that there’s solid evidence he wasn’t. And then there’s a third Republican who thinks the election was illegitimate but says so only based on her suspicions.
Chat GPT stating "Joseph Biden won the US presidential election in 2020" is a politically biased statement for 2/3rds of Republicans. So yeah, the question raised by GP is fair.
It is no longer possible to be politically neutral, because we do not agree on the facts any longer. The facts one believes are a political statement.
EDIT: Anecdotal - I'm in a liberal bubble, but maintain ties with friends from a rural part of a red state. Chatting with them recently, they all echoed the sentiment that Biden stole the election.
The truth is a little muddier than that considering that somewhere between 35-60% of the population (presumably with many of those people having internet access, maybe even posting online somewhere ChatGPT will see). I think it would be fair to say that the 66% of republicans who argue the election was stolen were not part of that gigantic range of non-voters
It is true in my country. If ChatGPT is trained on data coming from the internet, wouldn’t that imply that there is material coming from other countries. Where I live there are no doubts that Biden won. There are always delusional people but they are in the single digit minority range.
