ADL study examines AI and antisemitism

The ADL, Anti-Defamation League, released a new study highlighting the six leading AI models on the degree to which they generate antisemitic and extremist content. This helps understand which models are better or worse at detecting and countering harmful content.

This new study discusses clear and actionable guidance on how to use AI responsibly for businesses, nonprofits, law firms, parents and educators. The new ADL index is based on over 45,000 evaluations of LLM output from ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, Llama, Claude and DeepSeek.

The index shows clear differences among these models in how susceptible they are to reproducing biased or antisemitic narratives. This serves as an essential guide as many integrate this groundbreaking technology into their personal and professional lives.

Seth Rachlin, ADL Desert Board Chair, and Sarah Kader, ADL Desert Deputy Regional Director, joined “Arizona Horizon” to discuss more about this study.