Resolves YES if TIME's POTY is exactly one person, not a group or non-person entity, based on the headlining awardee.
As reference:
"Elon Musk" is a single person (Self explanatory).
"Elon Musk and Donald Trump" is not a single person (Self explanatory).
"Grok AI" is not a single person (Must be a human person).
"Elon Musk and Grok AI" is a single person (Grok is not a person, but Elon is, meaning one person has won the award).
"Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency" is not a single person (Group of people).
"The Mogul" too ambiguous to resolve based on the headline alone. I would have to read the article to determine intent and resolve.
Update 2025-10-17 (PST) (Creator summary of creator comment): "Elon Musk and The Spirit of Service" is a single person (Elon Musk is a person, "The Spirit of Service" is a concept that's shown through several people)
Update 2025-10-17 (PST) (Creator comment): "You" was one person.
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@RenaoJedi If JUST AI wins, this resolves NO, that's correct. If it's AI plus exactly one person, it resolves YES; any more and it's back to NO.
@Marnix 0 is different from "less than many"?
Sorry for many questions, need explicitly saud clarification for Ai - is the most possible outcome for person of a year
@bens I'm only counting the people. Elon musk is a person, but Grok AI isn't. If they award it to both Elon and Grok, it'd go to one person and one nonperson, meaning only one person was named person of the year.
@Marnix "it'd go to one person and one nonperson, meaning only one person was named person of the year." AI == 0 persons
@JackP Yes, I think so. Zelensky is one person, and the "spirit of ukraine" is a concept that TIME exemplified in the issue through several other people.