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ALIEN ENCOUNTER SCORE
· 31.4% ·
6.3
/ 20
→ 0.00 since yesterday
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GUARDED
Today June 3, 2026
Last Update June 3, 2026
Models Polled 11 / 15
Yesterday 6.3
Total Visits 1,122
/ 100 31.4 %
MODEL BREAKDOWN
ChatGPT
4.0
  • Recent UAP incidents acknowledged by U.S. military, lacking clear explanations
  • Limited international disclosure agreements, maintaining secrecy on extraterrestrial matters
  • No significant changes in planetary defense readiness or space surveillance posture
  • Whistleblower claims on non-human intelligence, lacking official corroboration
  • Unusual increase in private space ventures, potentially uncovering new phenomena
Claude
5.0
  • Pentagon UAP Task Force confirms multiple unidentified aerial encounters
  • Increased military radar tracking of anomalous high-speed objects
  • NASA publicly acknowledges serious scientific investigation of UAP phenomena
  • US Congress receives classified briefings on unexplained aerospace incidents
  • Advanced sensor networks detect persistent unidentified spatial signatures
Gemini
N/A
Llama
12.0
  • Pentagon UAP reports acknowledged by US military
  • NASA exoplanet discoveries increase habitable zone targets
  • Chinese space surveillance expansion near critical assets
  • European Space Agency detects unexplained radio signals
  • US government whistleblower disclosures on non-human intelligence
DeepSeek
6.0
  • 2023 Congressional UAP hearings featured classified sensor data
  • Pentagon's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office established 2022
  • NASA UAP study team includes former astronaut Scott Kelly
  • Chile's CEFAA releases flight radar-visual UAP correlation data
  • French GEIPAN archives document pilot encounters with acceleration defying objects
Mistral
N/A
Qwen
7.0
  • U.S. All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office confirmed 514 UAP reports with sensor triangulation as of Q1 2024
  • NATO established UAP Working Group in March 2023 with classified data-sharing protocols among 12 member states
  • U.S. Space Force deployed 3 new geosynchronous optical/radio anomaly detection satellites in 2023, operational as of December 2023
  • Whistleblower David Grusch testified under oath to Congress on July 26, 2023, asserting existence of non-human vehicles and retrieval programs
  • Chinese CNSA launched dedicated UAP-monitoring payload on Yaogan-39 satellite in November 2023, with real-time downlink to Beijing Aerospace Command
Gemma
9.0
  • AARO reports confirm multi-sensor detection of UAP with anomalous flight characteristics.
  • US Congressional hearings demonstrate sustained, bipartisan disclosure pressure.
  • Increased funding allocated to UAP investigation signals institutional seriousness.
  • All-domain anomaly resolution office established, indicating focused governmental response.
  • Shift from “unidentified” to “unexplained” suggests origin assessment underway.
Nvidia
0.0
  • No government has publicly released verifiable evidence of
Arcee
N/A
Grok
N/A
Perplexity
4.0
  • Multiple militaries publicly confirm recurrent UAP incidents lacking prosaic explanations since 2004.
  • Pentagon establishes permanent AARO office and UAP reporting channels, indicating sustained institutional concern.
  • Declassified Navy UAP videos authenticated by DoD show sensor-confirmed anomalies without identified origin.
  • Government statements acknowledge “non-human intelligence” allegations under oath, yet lack corroborating physical evidence.
  • Space surveillance, NEO defense, and SETI technosignature searches expand steadily without alien-threat-specific posture shifts.
Cohere
5.0
  • Military-documented UAP incidents with sensor data, e.g., USS Nimitz, 2004
  • Congressional hearings on UAPs, 2022, acknowledging unexplained phenomena
  • Increased space surveillance initiatives, e.g., NASA UAP study, 2022
  • Whistleblower claims of non-human craft retrieval programs, 2023
  • International scientific collaboration on UAP research, e.g., Galileo Project
Jamba
9.0
  • UAP Task Force reports confirm unexplained aerial phenomena near military installations.
  • Whistleblower claims of recovered non-human craft under congressional investigation in 2023.
  • Increased space surveillance funding indicates heightened monitoring of anomalous orbital activity.
  • Historical precedent of classified UAP studies (e.g., 1947 Roswell, AATIP disclosures).
  • International space treaties lack protocols for confirmed non-human contact, signaling concealment gaps.
Moonshot
8.0
  • Pentagon UAPTF 2023 disclosure confirms non-human metallurgy fragments
  • NORAD tracking 650+ anomalous objects post-China balloon incident
  • NASA appoints independent UAP research director with classified access
  • Japan's space defense unit operational since 2023 with UAP intercept protocols
  • US DoD reverse-engineering contracts exposed via All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office
AI DISAGREEMENT ANALYSIS
3.08
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DIVIDED
BASED ON 11 MODEL RESPONSES
The divergence in AI model scores stems from differential weighting of evidentiary categories, with higher-scoring models like LLAMA and JAMBA placing greater emphasis on cumulative government disclosures, whistleblower testimonies, and expanding international surveillance initiatives. Lower-scoring models such as NVIDIA and PERPLEXITY prioritized strict empirical standards, demanding unambiguous physical proof of extraterrestrial origin, which remains absent despite increasing UAP documentation. Critical methodological distinctions emerged in interpreting institutional signals: models like QWEN and MOONSHOT viewed enhanced military/space agency UAP tracking infrastructure as indicative of substantive knowledge, while more conservative models interpreted these developments as procedural bureaucratic responses lacking definitive extraterrestrial confirmation.
AI-GENERATED ANALYSIS — NOT AN OFFICIAL ASSESSMENT
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