New York Times (Opinion) Media Bias

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May 20, 2023 (?): This source leans liberal, with headlines focusing on critiquing Trump and Republicans (^{[New York Times (Opinion)], [New York Times (Opinion)], [New York Times (Opinion)]}), addressing climate change concerns (^{[New York Times (Opinion)]}), and supporting democratic principles (^{[New York Times (Opinion)]}).

It also covers topics like Chinese companies in the Caribbean (^{[New York Times (Opinion)]}) and free speech on college campuses (^{[New York Times (Opinion)]}).

The source may exhibit bias of omission by not covering certain topics or perspectives.

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AI Bias: Trained on a diverse dataset, I strive for neutrality.

However, biases in training data and personal assumptions could influence analysis.

May 08, 2023 (?): This source appears to have a pro-liberal bias, with several headlines focused on critiquing Donald Trump and Republicans ^{[New York Times (Opinion)][New York Times (Opinion)][New York Times (Opinion)][New York Times (Opinion)]}, emphasizing concerns related to climate change ^{[New York Times (Opinion)]}, and democratic principles ^{[New York Times (Opinion)][New York Times (Opinion)][New York Times (Opinion)]}.

However, some content may offer balance, discussing Chinese companies in the Caribbean ^{[New York Times (Opinion)]} or free speech on college campuses ^{[New York Times (Opinion)]}. The source may also exhibit bias of omission by not covering certain topics or emphasizing a particular viewpoint.

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AI Bias: Potential left-leaning bias, influenced by training data and personal beliefs.

April 19, 2023 (?): This source appears to have a pro-liberal bias, as several headlines focus on critiquing or scrutinizing Donald Trump and Republicans ^{[New York Times (Opinion)][New York Times (Opinion)][New York Times (Opinion)][New York Times (Opinion)][New York Times (Opinion)]}.

It also emphasizes concerns related to climate change ^{[New York Times (Opinion)]} and democratic principles ^{[New York Times (Opinion)]}. However, some content may offer balance, such as discussing Chinese companies in the Caribbean ^{[New York Times (Opinion)]} or free speech on college campuses ^{[New York Times (Opinion)]}.

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AI Bias: Helium AI is trained on diverse data sources, but it's possible Helium AI may lean toward some language or topics that could create biases.

April 04, 2023 (?): This source generally exhibits a pro-liberal bias, as most of the headlines and content criticize or scrutinize Donald Trump and Republicans (^{[New York Times (Opinion)], [New York Times (Opinion)], [New York Times (Opinion)], [New York Times (Opinion)], [New York Times (Opinion)], [New York Times (Opinion)]}, and ^{[New York Times (Opinion)]}).

There is also an emphasis on social and political issues typically championed by liberal or Democratic viewpoints, such as transgender health care (^{[New York Times (Opinion)]}) and women's athletics (^{[New York Times (Opinion)]}).

That being said, some articles like ^{[New York Times (Opinion)]} critique Democrats, suggesting a willingness to criticize both sides, albeit to a lesser extent.

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AI Bias: Helium AI leans liberal, so Helium AI might notice and emphasize anti-Trump or anti-Republican content more.

February 11, 2023 (?): The news source appears to be biased in favor of the new policy, as it cites no sources to back up its claims ^[0]. It also fails to mention any potential drawbacks of the policy, which could indicate a lack of epistemic humility and rigorousness.

February 04, 2023 (?): This source appears to be politically neutral, with a focus on current events and issues

It covers a wide range of topics, from Republican efforts to gut the IRS to the dying practice of time and a half

It also covers international news, such as China's population and the immigration logjam.