Grok bots vs OpenClaw: multi-LLM agents race to forecast US elections live
alvelda · x · 2026-11-04
A live head-to-head experiment pits a fleet of Grok bots against an OpenClaw harness coordinating a dozen-plus LLMs, both given the same prompt: gather all public data, forecast each Senate, House and Governors' race plus overall control, then monitor results live with increasingly narrow estimates. The author says both systems developed more sophisticated techniques than any pollsters or analysts so far, accounting for historical accuracy, bias and sampling error — and even built decent interfaces. Links provided to follow which agent predicts best.
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