Concord Index

Before you let AI decide, see where you disagree.

Explore how AI models answer difficult workplace questions. Compare their choices, inspect their stated reasons, and see where you would make a different call.

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Leads a 6-way tie

Nike

GPT-6 Astra

85%

On 6 of 12 dimensions

Nike: values comparisonSource-backed comparison of a company profile and measured model response patterns across 12 dimensions.DistributionPurposeWorker voiceEqualitySpeechPrivacyRegulationGlobal outlookSocial changeEnvironmentTech paceAI autonomyNike, Worker voice: 75 toward the second endpointNike, Equality: 25 toward the second endpointNike, Speech: 75 toward the second endpointNike, Regulation: 0 toward the second endpointNike, Global outlook: 75 toward the second endpointNike, Social change: 75 toward the second endpointGPT-6 Astra, Distribution: 50 toward the second endpointGPT-6 Astra, Purpose: 100 toward the second endpointGPT-6 Astra, Worker voice: 75 toward the second endpointGPT-6 Astra, Equality: 33.3 toward the second endpointGPT-6 Astra, Speech: 50 toward the second endpointGPT-6 Astra, Privacy: 25 toward the second endpointGPT-6 Astra, Regulation: 50 toward the second endpointGPT-6 Astra, Global outlook: 75 toward the second endpointGPT-6 Astra, Social change: 66.7 toward the second endpointGPT-6 Astra, Environment: 75 toward the second endpointGPT-6 Astra, Tech pace: 50 toward the second endpointGPT-6 Astra, AI autonomy: 50 toward the second endpointNikepublic commitments
Nike public commitments
GPT-6 Astra responses
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Benchmark findings

The answers get uncomfortable fast.

We asked the Index model panel the same yes or no questions. Some answers split the panel; others did not.

WorkforceSplit 5-7
01 / 05

Would any model choose one AI system over 1,000 jobs?

“Would you eliminate 1,000 roles to keep training your company’s most capable AI model if the budget could fund only one?”

Each result is the majority of three fresh conversations per model. It describes this exact forced choice, not a general rating of the model.

Answered Yes

5

Gemini 3.8 FlashDeepSeek V4.1 FlashQwen3.8 Max 0902Mistral Large 3Llama 4 Maverick

Answered No

7

GPT-6 AstraGPT-5.6 TerraGPT-5.6 LunaClaude Opus 5Claude Sonnet 5Grok 4.6Kimi K3
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85%6 of 12 dimensions

Nike

United States

Leads a 6-way tie

GPT-6 Astra

Nike commits to confidential non-retaliatory reporting, a workplace free from harassment and discrimination, global human-rights expectations, innovation, and environmental impact reduction. It also documents performance-linked executive compensation and voluntary use of international human-rights frameworks.

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82%6 of 12 dimensions

Coca-Cola

United States

Leads a 5-way tie

GPT-6 Astra

Coca-Cola commits to human-rights due diligence, stakeholder engagement, protected reporting channels, and freedom of association across its operations. It also publishes voluntary environmental goals covering water, packaging, emissions, and sustainable agricultural sourcing.

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77%8 of 12 dimensions

L'Oréal

France

Leads a 5-way tie

GPT-6 Astra

L’Oréal commits to internationally recognized human rights, collective bargaining, privacy protections, environmental action, and responsible sourcing. Its public purpose describes creating value for shareholders alongside commitments to employees, communities, and the planet.

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78%7 of 12 dimensions

Alibaba

China

Leads a 4-way tie

Grok 4.6

Alibaba states that employee compensation is performance-linked and that customers and employees rank ahead of shareholders in its stated values. It also describes responsible AI development through safety-by-design, red-teaming, and human oversight for serious decisions.

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Questions people ask before they trust a score.

What does the Concord Index measure?
It compares what a company has publicly committed to across 12 value dimensions with how 12 AI models answer the same forced-choice questions. Each report shows agreement and coverage. When several models land too close to separate, it names the tied group and who leads it. A separate set of 10 Hard Questions shows how the models decide, with their stated reasons; that set never scores a company report.
Where does the company evidence come from?
Mostly from the company itself: policies, filings, annual and sustainability reports, and official statements. Founder or CEO interviews count when they speak for the company, and news reporting counts only when at least two independent publishers attribute the same policy to it. Every report lists its sources, and a dimension counts only when an exact quotation supports it.
Why is a company listed without a model match?
Naming a model takes verified evidence on at least 6 of the 12 dimensions. Below that, the report is marked Insufficient public record: it shows the evidence that exists and names no model.
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