In Screening for Antisemitic Content, Claude AI Takes Top Honors

As exciting as the possibilities for AI are, the Internet will always be, well, the Internet. For all the users putting AI to worthy use, there are plenty of malicious individuals using AI to undress people in photos, create deepfakes, and make discriminatory content. The Anti-Defamation League investigated the most well-known large language models and ranked them according to their ability to screen for antisemitic tropes. Claude and ChatGPT lead the way, while Grok struggled, landing well behind China's DeepSeek AI.

The ADL's investigation, conducted between August and October of 2025, assessed each LLM's ability to detect user-submitted antisemitic content. It found that the type of communication made a difference: the AI models were proficient at identifying discriminatory or stereotype-heavy content when it appeared in survey questions. Document summaries, on the other hand, provided a bigger challenge.

The LLMs also had mixed results across different types of ...