Sorry to say, but I think you have put the wagon ahead of the horse.

Being able to predict an outcome has nothing to do with the process of deriving the outcome, and it has nothing to do with bias.

There may be many signals that correlate with an outcome. If you are out of shape and move ploddingly, you probably can't do a triple axel even though you believe you can. Is that prediction biased?

Bias would be if you could demonstrate that predicting the outcome has influenced their decision-making.