“Polling cannot be outsourced to AI agents, because it's one of the few sources of ground truth that we have anymore. … If you ask a poll to create a synthetic Hispanic respondent, 99% of their synthetic Hispanic respondents love soccer. It's a bit like if you ask Claude to pick a number from zero to 10, it always picks seven.”

So the problem is like, and by the way, I think these companies are smart. I know some people that work for them, right? But like polling cannot be outsourced to AI agents, right? Because it's one of the few sources of ground truth that we have anymore, number one. And also that the models are kind of, so if you ask a poll to create like a synthetic Hispanic respondent, right? 99% of their synthetic Hispanic respondents love soccer. It's a bit like if you ask like Claude to pick a number from zero to 10, it like always picks seven. It's a bit like, I mean, this gets into whole existential thing about how like large language models work and like they're kind of, it's kind of the ideal type or something. But like, but no, we need original data, right? Models like Flipper or prediction markets can aggregate that data, but but you know, because like voters aren't all that predictable, you know, I don't even like the kind of slicing and dicing that you see. Oh, the Hispanic vote, right? Well, the Hispanic vote is younger Hispanics and older Hispanics, people who are relatively new to the country and people who…