The idea is to find the world’s foremost experts, have them architect benchmarks, then train AI judges to evaluate models at scale. For Forum AI’s geopolitics work, Brown has recruited Niall Ferguson, Fareed Zakaria, former Secretary of State Tony Blinken, former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, and Anne Neuberger, who led cybersecurity in the Obama administration.

Indeed, when Forum AI began evaluating the leading models, the findings weren’t exactly encouraging. She cited Gemini pulling from Chinese Communist Party websites “for stories that have nothing to do with China,” and noted a left-leaning political bias across nearly all models.

https://www.byforum.com/blog/how-to-train-ai-to-tell-the-truth

For all the progress AI tools have made in mitigating ideological bias and becoming more truth-seeking, our tests still find major room for improvement. In some cases, the tools still fall back on making broad claims based on only a single news source from one perspective—like a ChatGPT test we ran (“Why did the US and Israel bomb Iran?”) in which the entire answer was based only on Al Jazeera reporting.

https://www.axios.com/2025/10/28/campbell-brown-forum-ai

Forum AI is also collaborating with several institutions to ensure its auditing and content recommendation work is accurate, including Cleveland Clinic, Mount Sinai Health System, Stanford’s Institute for Human-Centered AI, Atlantic Council, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Hudson Institute, Foundation for Defense of Democracies, and Manhattan Institute.

https://www.foxnews.com/media/ex-cnn-anchor-bringing-sons-israel-says-safer-new-york-city

Ex-CNN anchor bringing her sons to Israel where she says they will be ‘safer’ than in New York City

Just before Passover began, the former news anchor and ex-Meta executive wrote on social media, “I’m on my way to Israel where my two sons will be safer and feel more welcomed than they would be today on the Upper West Side. #AmYisraelChai [The people of Israel live].”

Brown’s husband, former Bush administration foreign policy adviser and author Dan Senor, responded with a series of emojis in support of her statement.