'You think I hate you when I tell the truth' - Mussa Dankwah hits back at critics

Global InfoAnalytics Executive Director, Mussa Dankwah, has doubled down on his endorsement of artificial intelligence for political analysis following reactions to a previous Meta AI assessment he shared online.

In a social media post, Dankwah suggested that political leaders could use AI as an independent tool to assess data submitted by their advisers.

“When your political advisors submit their reports to you, simply copy the data and charts into Meta AI and wait for an objective and unbiased analysis which does not take account of your relationship with them,” he wrote.

According to him, AI offers an assessment without attempting to please its audience.

“No sugar coating to make you feel great and good. PURE emotionless analysis,” Dankwah stated.

The pollster also suggested that some people misinterpret his assessments when the findings do not align with their expectations.

“When I tell you the truth, you think I hate you. I will tell you what nobody will be brave to say,” he wrote.

Dankwah further expressed confidence in the growing role of artificial intelligence in data analysis, adding that he would welcome the change even if it affected his profession.

"I welcome Al wholeheartedly knowing that it will soon render me jobless as a pollster. I can take early retirement," he said.

His comments come days after he shared a Meta AI-generated analysis of voter demographics and political party support, a post that generated discussion across political circles.