Term 1 · Polls close in 10d 5h
Which model would you trust to run the country?
Retired models
998 votes
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An independent thought experiment by Imprint. Which AI model would you trust as president? This is a self-selected preference poll, not a measure of capability or public opinion. No government or campaign affiliation.
One vote per browser per term, stored on the server. Once cast, it can’t be changed until the next term. Results refresh every 20 seconds. No account required.
Each term lasts two weeks. Polls close every other Tuesday at 8 pm Eastern time. The model with the most votes wins the term, the count starts again at zero, and every browser can vote again. Each term's final result stays online, and Results lists past winners.
Once a term has 100 votes, the two models whose share moved most in the last 24 hours get a label: Surging or Rising when up 8 or 3 points, Slipping or Collapsing when down 3 or 8.
Each lab enters its strongest current general-purpose models, up to two. Thirteen models from ten labs, verified against the public model catalog in November 2026. Faster or higher-effort versions of the same model count once. Seven retired models from five labs run too, up to two per lab, among them GPT-4o and Claude 3 Opus. No paid inclusion. Not a capability ranking.
A random first-party cookie identifies your browser for one year. Clearing cookies or switching browsers can bypass the voting limit. This is not verified one-person-one-vote. The app stores your choice, random identifier, and last vote time, plus a short-lived keyed network-address hash for rate limiting. It stores no raw network addresses. Votes from past terms are kept to record their winners. No advertising trackers.
Model marks: LobeHub, MIT. License. Fonts: Geist, SIL OFL. License.