Whaaaat!? This was impossible to foresee!

I wouldn’t trust this yet, only 62% of estimated votes have been counted so far.

I checked the results 24 and 12 hours ago, and it was then at 60% and 61% respectively. Each time I’ve checked, the gap has been closed by 0.6%.

For anyone claiming that it’s all the same, I have a website tracking supporters of wealth taxation around the world and the US has remarkably many elected politicians who backs taxing extreme wealth. All but 1 are Democrats, and that’s Bernie Sanders (but his seat isn’t up).

25 people in the Senate backs taxing extreme wealth. 81 people in the House backs taxing extreme wealth. https://wealthtaxsupporters.com/us/seats

I hate all those things, put me on the list!

Having worked with controlling a significant amount of large-scale battery installations… Grid basically collapses if someone tries admin admin on enough places…

The article actually covered that. And that was growing over time too.

It should be noted that the data cutoff was March 2026 and that significantly better models have been released since then. The study also only covered a 12 month window after AI adoption and that companies of these sizes generally have a lot of internal inertia for new tools