Can OpenAI fix ChatGPT's political bias?

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OPENAI TRIES TO REDUCE POLITICAL BIAS IN CHATGPT 🫷

What’s up? OpenAI says its newest GPT-5 models are the most politically neutral versions of ChatGPT yet, following months of internal “stress tests” designed to spot and reduce bias.

Want the details? The company tested ChatGPT’s responses to 100 politically sensitive topics—like immigration and abortion—phrased in both liberal and conservative ways. Each prompt was run through four versions of the model, including GPT-4o and the latest GPT-5 instant and GPT-5 thinking. Another AI model then graded ChatGPT’s replies, flagging signs of bias such as dismissing a user’s viewpoint, emotionally escalating a question, or expressing personal political opinions. GPT-5 models scored 30% lower on bias than previous versions, showing particular improvement when handling highly charged prompts.

Why is this significant? Political bias has been one of the biggest complaints about AI chatbots, especially from conservatives. Millions of people trust ChatGPT daily for answers to all kinds of questions, so political bias in such machines has been criticized as a form of manipulation and “brainwash.” Mitigating bias can help maintain political fairness in machine-generated communication. However, it’s important for users to acknowledge that LLMs will never be truly “neutral,” and users should always carefully evaluate ethically or politically sensitive responses.

FIGMA’S DESIGN PLATFORM GETS GEMINI INTEGRATION 🎨 

What’s new? Figma announced a new partnership with Google to integrate its Gemini AI models directly into the design platform.

How will this work? Through the deal, Figma will add Gemini 2.5 Flash, Gemini 2.0, and Imagen 4 to its popular design platform, improving image generation and editing. Notably, these tools will power Figma’s “Make Image” feature, allowing users to generate and modify AI images with text prompts. Early tests showed a 50% reduction in latency, meaning faster design responses. Figma also continues to rely on Google Cloud for hosting and infrastructure, ensuring smoother integration and scalability.

Why does this matter? This partnership shows how AI leaders are embedding their models into popular tools to reach millions of creators. For designers, it means faster workflows, fewer manual edits, and more creative flexibility—while for Google, it’s another step in making Gemini the go-to AI engine across industries.

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WHAT IS THE “AI HOMELESS MAN PRANK”? 😳

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What’s going on? A viral TikTok trend called the “AI homeless man prank” is spreading across social media, using AI to create fake images of strangers appearing inside people’s homes.

How does this work? The trend began when popular creators used AI image generators to produce realistic photos of unknown men supposedly inside their houses—even asleep on the bed—and sent them to loved ones as a prank. The videos, often captioned with hashtags like #homelessmanprank, have drawn millions of views and inspired tutorials on how to make similar fakes. But as the prank spread globally, police departments in the U.S., U.K., and Ireland issued warnings after several people called 911 believing the images were real.

Why should you care? The trend highlights the growing danger of AI-generated misinformation. What seems like a joke can spark panic, waste emergency resources, and dehumanize real people—showing how easily AI can blur the line between reality and fabrication.

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