AI correctly predicts results of four US elections in a row

Stuart Sumner
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MogIA forecast Trump win in defiance of pre-election polls

An artificial intelligence (AI) called MogIA correctly predicted that Republican candidate Donald Trump would win the 2016 US election. This is the fourth US election in a row that the system ha...

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