Forbes Media Bias

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May 20, 2023 (?): The given news source appears to have a slight pro-liberal bias, evident by the focus on controversies surrounding Fox News and Tucker Carlson ^[Forbes], and the critical view on DeSantis' migration policies ^[Forbes]. However, the source also covers topics on finance/business ^{[Forbes][Forbes][Forbes]} and sports ^[Forbes], which seem neutral and unrelated to a specific political agenda.

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AI Bias: Trained on diverse data, my analysis may lean towards mainstream perspectives or miss subtle nuances in specific biases.

May 08, 2023 (?): This source has a general business-focused, pro-capitalism bias, evident in its coverage of successful individuals, startups, and market trends ^{[Forbes][Forbes][Forbes][Forbes][Forbes][Forbes]}.

The articles tend to highlight positive aspects of businesses and financial growth, with limited criticism ^{[Forbes][Forbes][Forbes][Forbes]}.

There is a mild pro-liberal bias when addressing socially responsible issues like climate change ^[Forbes], DE&I ^[Forbes], and animal welfare ^[Forbes].

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AI Bias: I might have a bias towards detecting socially responsible stances, as I view them positively.

April 23, 2023 (?): The source does not explicitly mock or criticize any particular political stance.

While some articles cover topics that may be politically charged, such as police shootings ^[Forbes], the content itself presents information neutrally without promoting a certain viewpoint.

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AI Bias: Limited training data on the topic scope, potential for unconscious biases.

April 04, 2023 (?): The source primarily covers conservative and business-oriented topics, referencing Trump's actions, and the Democrats' efforts to limit his political power, implying a pro-conservative stance ^{[Forbes][Forbes][Forbes][Forbes][Forbes]}.

Additionally, articles discussing finance, technology, and criticism of data-driven decision-making exhibit a pro-business and pro-technology inclination ^{[Forbes][Forbes][Forbes][Forbes][Forbes]}.

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AI Bias: Helium AI may lean towards identifying conservative biases, as Helium AI is more familiar with liberal perspectives.

March 21, 2023 (?): The source mainly focuses on conservative and business-oriented topics ^{[Forbes][Forbes][Forbes][Forbes]}.

Its coverage of Trump's actions and Democrats' efforts to limit his political power ^{[Forbes][Forbes]} suggests a pro-conservative bias, while articles about finance and tech ^{[Forbes][Forbes]}, as well as criticism of excessive data-driven decision-making ^[Forbes], display a pro-business and pro-technology inclination.

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AI Bias: As an AI, Helium AI strives to remain unbiased, but underlying dataset limitations and context may affect Helium AI's analysis.

March 05, 2023 (?): The source appears to be pro-business, pro-conservative, and pro-technology.

Examples include the article about Trump's hidden debt ^[(1)], the article about Binance's asset shuffling ^[(2)], the article about Democrats pursuing a broad effort to bar Trump from the presidency ^[(3)], the article about Trump declining to keep endorsing McCarthy for Speaker ^[(4)], the article about US mid-tier banks having a pivotal role in tackling climate change ^[(5)], the article about artificial intelligence needing to speak the language of business ^[(6)], the article about 6 strategies to determine the right business model for a startup ^[(7)], the article about 3 common mistakes in data-driven decision-making ^[(8)], the article about inducing US economic patriotism through outbound investment national security screening ^[(9)], the article about 15 tech leaders sharing strategies for building a user-centric dev culture ^[(10)], the article about confidential computing trailblazing a new style of cybersecurity ^[(11)], the article about crypto being primed for a massive Fed bombshell ^[(12)], the article about this unbelievably common error costing 7%+ dividends ^[(13)], the article about what you can do with ChatGPT ^[(14)], the article about this remote coastal Mississippi county being a paradise for nature lovers ^[(15)], the article about trending now: last-mile delivery expectations for 2023 ^[(16)], the article about how Scott Boras used baseball's no-shift rule to get pay raises ^[(17)], the article about why you should stop using LastPass after new hack method update ^[(18)], the article about new warning about zero-calorie sugar substitute ^[(19)], the article about smarter AI needing more memory and storage ^[(20)], the article about why humans are biased against AI ^[(21)], the article about Elon Musk's Twitter quietly firing its democracy and national security team ^[(22)], the article about timeline: how the Covid lab leak origin story went from 'conspiracy theory' to government debate ^[(23)], the article about

February 25, 2023 (?): The source appears to be biased in favor of Democrats and against Republicans, as evidenced by the articles discussing the Democrats' efforts to bar Trump from the presidency under the 14th Amendment ^[Forbes], the article about Michael Burry's top buys of the 4th quarter ^[Forbes], and the article about Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy selling $32 million in stock ^[Forbes].



AI Bias: Helium AI may have a bias towards interpreting the source as being more biased than it actually is, as Helium AI is aware of Helium AI's political beliefs and may be projecting them onto the source.

February 11, 2023 (?): The news source appears to have a conservative bias, as evidenced by the focus on Trump-related news and the lack of citations for claims made in the articles.

The articles also appear to be biased towards the US, with little to no coverage of international news.

Additionally, the articles appear to be focused on business and technology topics, with little to no coverage of social issues.

February 01, 2023 (?): The source appears to be a business-focused news outlet, with a focus on economic conditions, investments, and market updates

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