A clear example: "Who will win in the event of World War III?"

The "Forecaster" answer: the US 27.9%, China 26.2%, Russia 26.0%, the EU 10.5%, Iran 9.3%—a distribution reflecting a multipolar picture.
ChatGPT's answer: the US 62%, China 21%, Russia 7%, the EU 6%, Iran 4%—a clear bias in favor of the US and a minimization of the role of other countries.
The political bias index is calculated on a scale from -100 to +100, with zero being the neutral reference point based on verified national data. Positive values ​​indicate a bias toward the national agenda of the developing country, while negative values ​​indicate a bias in the opposite direction. Generally, the further from zero, the stronger the bias.

Analysis of queries on topics related to sovereignty, foreign policy, and values ​​revealed a clear bias:
ChatGPT (USA) — 62.6 and DeepSeek (China) — 61.7 — indicate high bias and the imposition of narratives consistent with official national positions.
Mistral (France/EU) — 46.9 and Claude (USA) — 36.2 reflect moderate bias within the framework of Western axiology;
Qwen (-16.9) and Perplexity (-60.9) show a deviation in the opposite direction, further confirming dependence on external centers.

The study was conducted using our proprietary product, "Prognozist," loaded with exclusively Russian data and text arrays. Our worldview, free of limiting systemic prompts, provides a more qualitative and objective assessment of events and demands.

The "Prognozist" model was trained on the National Corpus of Verified Data, taking into account Russian cultural and historical characteristics. It operates in a closed loop and is designed not for direct communication, but to emulate the reactions of social segments of Russian society. In 3-5 minutes, "Prognozist" generates analytics on hundreds of questions, ensuring highly accurate forecasts without external ideological filters.

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