May 2, 2026; Pasadena, CA, USA; UCLA Bruins coach Bob Chesney reacts during the spring game at Rose Bowl. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images
May 2, 2026; Pasadena, CA, USA; UCLA Bruins coach Bob Chesney reacts during the spring game at Rose Bowl. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images
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How does ChatGPT see the 2026 season going for the UCLA Bruins?

Love it or hate it, AI has become a part of society. Artificial Intelligence has made its way to the sports world too. An NFL teams are using AI to help shape their draft boards, an MLB team are using it to help sequence pitches.

So what does AI think of how the UCLA Bruins will fare this season on the football field? We asked ChatGPT for their predictions for Bob Chesney’s first season with the Bruins and the AI had an optimistic outlook for UCLA.

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ChatGPT predicts an 8-5 season for the Bruins, which would be the winningest season for the program since Chip Kelly’s final season with UCLA in 2023. The biggest shock in the prediction is UCLA pulling off the upset over the USC Trojans, who enter the season with College Football Playoff expectations.

Let’s take a look at the game-by-game AI prediction, which has the Bruins’ season ending at the Las Vegas Bowl.

Week 1: 27-23 win over Cal

Week 2: 34-17 win over San Diego State

Week 3: 31-24 win over Purdue

Week 4: 24-20 loss versus Maryland

Week 5: 27-21 loss versus Wisconsin

Week 7: 28-20 win over Michigan State

Week 8: 38-13 win over Nevada

Week 9: 23-17 loss versus Minnesota

Week 10: 30-27 win over Illinois

Week 11: 34-20 loss versus Michigan 

Week 12: 31-30 win over USC

Bowl Game: 30-24 win over Arizona

This article originally appeared on UCLA Wire: How does ChatGPT see the 2026 season going for the UCLA Bruins?

Reporting by Dylan McNeill, UCLA Wire / UCLA Wire

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By Dylan McNeill, UCLA Wire | USA TODAY Network

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