The United States conducts confirmed military strikes against Iranian targets.

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Six frontier AI models put this at 22% by 6 Dec 2026. Full reasoning from every model.

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22% — the median of 6 frontier models, resolving by 2026-12-06.

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Gemini (Google): 7% — A thirty-day window offers minimal time for regional posturing to trigger direct, overt Pentagon kinetic action against Iran. A direct strike requires an acute catalyst like US casualties or nuclear breakout, neither of which is imminent in the next month. Historical base rates for overt US kinetic strikes directly on Iranian state or military targets sit below 1% per 30-day window. A major IRGC-attributed attack killing American service members in Syria or Iraq would be the sole trigger to push this over 25%.

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Claude (Anthropic): 22% — Depends on whether Iran resumes nuclear enrichment or regional proxy escalation triggers a US decision to strike before Dec 6, 2026. Trump has kept strikes on the table but no imminent trigger like an active nuclear breakout has been confirmed as of now. Past pattern (June 2025 strikes) shows US will act if red lines on enrichment are crossed, but no fresh crisis is reported yet. One month window is short; absent a sudden escalation (IAEA finding, Israeli strike, proxy attack killing Americans), status quo likely holds.

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GPT (OpenAI): 63% — The key hinge is whether Iran or its proxies trigger a U.S. casualty event or nuclear escalation after the election. The president can order limited strikes without Congress, and the one-month window permits a rapid response operation. U.S. strikes on Iranian-backed forces and Iranian-linked assets have repeatedly followed attacks, lifting the short-window base rate. A verified U.S. fatality, major shipping attack, or Iranian nuclear breakout signal would sharply raise the odds; sustained de-escalation would not.

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Grok (xAI): 11% — Trump ordering confirmed kinetic strikes on Iranian soil or assets in the next 30 days. Direct US-Iran strikes are historically rare outside 2020 Soleimani; most action stays with proxies or deniable ops. Post-6 Nov 2026 midterms give Trump political room, yet a casus belli plus targeting cycle still needs days-to-weeks. A large Iranian attack on US/Israeli forces would raise odds sharply; without it the one-month window stays low-probability.

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DeepSeek (DeepSeek): 38% — Whether Trump orders new strikes on Iran in the next 13 months, with no live crisis forcing his hand today. Trump already struck Iranian nuclear sites in June 2025, so the taboo is broken and the base rate for repeat strikes in a 13-month window is well above zero. The June 2025 precedent showed strikes can happen with days of warning and without congressional authorization, lowering the bar for a second round. Against that: Iran has not retaliated massively, oil markets are calm, and Trump's post-election priorities are domestic, so there is no forcing event on the calendar.

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Qwen (Alibaba): 22% — One-month window with explicit political signaling but direct strikes on Iran remain a high escalation threshold. Base rate of confirmed US strikes on Iranian targets is near zero in any given month; Soleimani 2020 is the sole modern precedent. Trump's public posture and heightened tension raise odds above base, but a triggering event (attack on US forces, nuclear breakout) must occur and be confirmed within 30… A major Iranian provocation or intelligence indicating imminent nuclear capability would be the single development most likely to push this over the threshold.

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