- By Nidhi Giri
- Tue, 05 Nov 2024 06:33 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
As US Presidential Election 2024 begin, artificial intelligence (AI) tool ChatGPT has given an unexpected twist to predictions. In a recent experiment, the chatbot adopted the role of 'AI Nostradamus,' and predicted that neither Donald Trump nor Kamala Harris will emerge victorious. Unlike conventional polls or analyses, ChatGPT's predictions include both surprising political developments and possible social unrest.
Who Will Win US Elections?
When asked about the result of the showdown between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, ChatGPT proposed an alternative outcome. Instead of suggesting a victory for either major candidate, the AI hinted that neither Trump nor Harris might ultimately succeed. Instead, ChatGPT cryptically suggested that "a dark horse would rise from the shadows to take power".
According to the report, adding a poetic twist to its prediction, the AI said, "But in the final hour, a twist unforeseen, neither may claim the throne of serene. A name unspoken in many a tale will rise to power, beyond the pale. Though Trump and Kamala shall fight with might, another will lead, emerging from the night."
Ivanka Trump's Role And Elon Musk's Influence
ChatGPT's predictions didn't stop there. In a series of responses, the AI pointed to a surprising future for Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka Trump, suggesting she could play a significant role on the political stage. Similarly, Elon Musk's name surfaced in ChatGPT's musings, though it's unclear what role the tech billionaire might play.
Warnings Of Unrest And Division
ChatGPT's insights extend beyond electoral predictions, touching on possible civil unrest and social upheaval around the time of the US elections. The AI raised the spectre of protests, rallies and potential violence, reminiscent of the January 6, 2021, Capitol attack.
"The eagle's land, torn by division, will see unrest, born of derision. Protests, marches, and rallies loudly shall stir beneath a darkening cloud," it warned.
Path To Reconciliation?
Despite these ominous predictions, ChatGPT held out hope for reconciliation after the election dust settled. The AI foresaw a period of healing, where leaders would work to mend divisions and promote unity and peace.
Amidst this chaos, an ABC News/Ipsos poll revealed that only 29 per cent of respondents believe Trump would accept the outcome if he loses, reflecting concerns about potential post-election violence. Axios also reported that Congress is on edge about the likelihood of unrest, prompting law enforcement to increase security in the capital.