92 days earthquake prediction test -Amit DaveV/s AIs

You can post something like this. I would suggest being careful to present the probability as a preliminary estimate based on this specific scoring test, not as a proven scientific probability. 92-DAY EARTHQUAKE PREDICTION CHALLENGE (MARCH–MAY 2026) For the last 92 days, a public test has been running to compare earthquake prediction dates generated using my planetary tidal/gravitational hypothesis against dates generated by AI systems and other participants. Participants ChatGPT Gemini Claude AI Google AI Grok AI Milind Dighe Amit Dave Rules Four dates per month. Earthquakes of magnitude 6.0 and above only. USGS catalogue used as the final authority. UTC dates and times. Scoring system published in advance and applied equally to all participants. One 6 and above hit quake gives +5 points One 7 and above hit quake gives + 10 One missed date give -1 point One quake outside prediction window give -1 point Consolidated Score (92 Days) Participant Score Amit Dave +40 Gemini +21 ChatGPT -1 Claude AI -1 Google AI -12 Milind Dighe -12 Grok AI -15 Key Observation During this 92-day period, my predictions remained positive throughout and finished with a substantial lead over all other participants. Several notable M6+ and M7+ earthquakes occurred within the published prediction windows, including multiple major date hits. Statistical Perspective Based on the scoring outcomes obtained during this challenge, the observed performance appears unlikely to be explained by simple random date selection alone. A preliminary estimate suggests odds on the order of hundreds to one within the framework of this specific test. Invitation I invite: Seismologists IIT researchers Geophysicists Earth scientists USGS scientists Disaster management professionals to independently review the methodology, scoring system, and prediction records available in the public domain. The objective is not to claim proof, but to encourage objective examination of whether planetary tidal, gravitational, and inertial forces may contribute to earthquake triggering. For details and archived predictions: earthquake-prediction.blogspot.com⁠� — Amit Dave