By Eduard Zaloshnja
My polling specialist has helped me these days with several analyses carried out through artificial intelligence models, which would have taken months to complete manually.
First, with the help of the Gemini AI model, he analyzed all the videos and photos of the protests in Albania from June 1 to today.
The analysis found that an average of about 2,150 Albanians took part in them per day; the highest participation was on June 20 (about 25,000) and the lowest was on August 31 (about 180). Approximately, about 0.3% of Albania’s population has taken part in the protests from June 1 to today.
Second, with the help of the ChatGPT AI model, he analyzed all the comments about the protests on television, portals and social networks. The analysis found that about 78% of the comments were in favor of the protests.
Third, with the help of the Claude AI model, he analyzed all the polls we conducted from June 1 to today. The analysis found that almost half of Albanians do not want the country to be governed either by Rama or by Berisha. Meanwhile, the other politicians turn out to be merely statistical bubbles…
As for the conversations held in the country’s cafés, there is no AI model that can help. Based on my limited personal observations, I can say that café comments more or less match those of television, portals and social networks.
In summary, it can be said that Albanians talk a lot, but only 0.3% of them protest…