When it comes to election advice, maybe AI isnt so bad after all?
THE SO WHAT
Anecdotal tests of Gemini and ChatGPT giving reasonable election advice are interesting, but they don’t change the core risk profile — political guidance from models is still a governance and trust problem, not a UX one. If you touch civic or political domains, treat LLMs as back-office tools with strict guardrails, not public-facing advisors.
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