Large language models, or LLMs, are biased in one way or another - often many. And there may be no way around that.

Makers of LLMs – the machine learning software, unfortunately referred to as artificial intelligence or AI – argue that bias can be managed and mitigated. OpenAI, for example, ushered GPT-5 into the world, claiming that the model exhibits 30 percent less bias than the company's prior models, based on its homegrown benchmark test .

And yet, AI bias is present and affects how these models respond to questions in ways that matter right now. On Tuesday, the Dutch Data Protection Authority warned voters in the Netherlands' October 29 national election not to seek voting advice from AI chatbots because they're biased. The warning wouldn't be necessary if people weren't expected t

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