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Xpolls.ai is an AI panel provider. We take a different approach to AI-based research than any other firm: We take actual human survey respondents and turn them into individual, unique, well-rounded AI avatars, each of whom is ready to answer your questions. Our synthetic panelists have quite a few advantages over real human panelists. They don’t fatigue after unlimited questions. They can answer complex and challenging questions (and they can forget prior information if instructed). They can answer sensitive and controversial questions without getting offended, biased, or embarrassed. And they can be forced to answer truthfully where humans are inclined to lie. Whether for market research, political polling, public opinion surveys, jury consulting, or any other scenario that could benefit from insights, Xpolls AI panels can provide everything you need. Click here to learn more: https://xpolls.ai

All 1,500 AI panelists are representations of actual human beings and are based on a representative, demographically-weighted, sample of the entire U.S. population across all 50 states. Therefore, each AI panelist corresponds to an actual human survey respondent, constructed from their stated demographics and their reported feelings and opinions on a wide range of social issues. Each is also trained to mirror the personality and opinions of the underlying human respondent — and now, these AI panelists are ready to take surveys again and again. For example, among the 1,500 panelists, there is a 33 year old Black woman with some college education, living in Pennsylvania who's never been married. She is a Protestant and votes Democrat. Another is a white, non-binary 24 year old with a 2-year degree, living in North Carolina. They say they are politically moderate and do not belong to any religion. Another is a 35 year old white Jewish man with some college education, living in New Jersey who is unemployed and had to borrow money to pay his bills. He leans Republican. Yet another is a married, 74 year old white woman with some college education, living in Virginia working full-time. She considers herself a third generation immigrant and didn't vote in in the 2016 presidential election. So with the above examples——a 33 year old Black woman with some college education, living in Pennsylvania who's never been married, is a Protestant and votes Democrat; a white, non-binary 24 year old with a 2-year degree, living in North Carolina who says they are politically moderate and does not belong to any religion; a 35 year old white Jewish man with some college education, living in New Jersey who is unemployed and leans Republican. A married, 74 year old white woman with some college education, living in Virginia working full-time who's a third generation immigrant and who didn't vote in in the 2016 presidential election——these are just a sample of the 1500 real humans upon which we built our AI synthetic respondents from. The original ANES survey this AI panel is based on was conducted using non-probability sampling. This method produces a sample that looks similar to a probability sample on the matched characteristics but may still differ in unknown ways on unmatched characteristics. Besides basic demographics, we also include each person's reported feelings and opinions from the ANES survey on a wide range of social issues such as politics, job security, the health of the economy, immigration, abortion, crime, the wars overseas, public education, social activism, feminism, Jan 6th and other prevalent issues being talked about in America today. American National Election Studies. 2024. ANES 2024 Pilot Study. March 19, 2024. www.electionstudies.org. With each AI panelist synthetic respondent trained to assume the personality and opinions of a corresponding actual, human respondent, Xpolls has created a way to mirror the sentiments of human respondents as AI copies of those respondents who can be used to take surveys over and over again.