While everyone is talking about xAI and Perplexity, there was another startup that has been working around elections and polling for quite some time. The world of political polling has struggled in recent years, with traditional surveys frequently falling short in high-stakes races. The 2016 U.S. election highlighted the limitations of current polling methods, leaving many in search of a more reliable alternative. Aaru: a small, AI-driven startup founded by three teenagers with a bold ambition to change how we predict election outcomes. Unlike conventional pollsters, Aaru uses a novel approach: thousands of AI-powered bots that simulate real voter behavior, offering a quicker, more cost-effective way to gauge public opinion.
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Are AI Bots the New Voters? Aaru’s Tech Is Disrupting Election Surveys
- By Anshika Mathews
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No traditional poll will exist by the next general election.
