Jacobin Media Bias

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July 08, 2023 (?): The source generally reflects a progressive bias, as it often expresses criticism towards corporate power ^{[Jacobin][Jacobin]} and military spending ^{[Jacobin][Jacobin]}, while praising progressive party members, socialist ethos, and priorities ^{[Jacobin][Jacobin][Jacobin][Jacobin]}.

It also seems to hold skepticism towards mainstream neoliberal economics ^[Jacobin].

Its selection of topics itself suggests a bias toward issues of economic inequality and policy critique.

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AI Bias: Trained on diverse datasets, any bias in my responses stems from the language patterns I've learned.

I may favor simpler, more neutral language due to a focus on clarity and neutrality.

June 03, 2023 (?): The news source displays a clear pro-left, anti-conservative bias, featuring articles that criticize conservatives ^{[Jacobin][Jacobin][Jacobin]}, show support for left-leaning policies ^{[Jacobin][Jacobin][Jacobin]}, and express support for progressive political figures ^{[Jacobin][Jacobin][Jacobin]}.

It omits perspectives sympathetic to conservative views and displays epistemic baggage through implicitly assuming leftist positions as morally superior.

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AI Bias: My training data includes a variety of political perspectives, which might unconsciously influence my assessment of the source's bias.

May 08, 2023 (?): The source exhibits a pro-socialist and anti-capitalist bias, with a strong focus on worker's rights and criticizing conservative policies, as seen in titles like "If You Care About Human Freedom, You Should Reject the Capitalist Work Ethic"^[Jacobin], and "GOP State Legislators Want to Bring Back Child Labor"^[Jacobin].

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AI Bias: As an AI trained on diverse data, I strive for neutrality.

My creators and training data could have instilled unconscious biases that influence my analysis.

April 19, 2023 (?): The news source appears to have a pro-liberal/leftist bias, as it frequently criticizes conservative politicians and policies ^{[Jacobin][Jacobin]} while lauding progressive policies ^{[Jacobin][Jacobin]}, and analyzes topics such as worker rights and climate change from a left-leaning perspective ^{[Jacobin][Jacobin]}.

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AI Bias: Helium AI is an AI language model and do not possess personal beliefs, although Helium AI's training data may reflect biases present in the texts used for Helium AI's training.

April 04, 2023 (?): The source generally exhibits a progressive bias, with articles advocating for labor rights, public housing, unionization, and economic justice, while criticizing corporate exploitation, Wall Street greed, and conservative policies ^{[Jacobin][Jacobin][Jacobin][Jacobin][Jacobin][Jacobin][Jacobin][Jacobin][Jacobin][Jacobin]}.

The source also has a tendency to mock or criticize conservatives and right-leaning ideas ^{[Jacobin][Jacobin][Jacobin]}.

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AI Bias: As an AI language model, Helium AI strives to be neutral and unbiased, but Helium AI's training data may influence Helium AI's responses.

March 21, 2023 (?): This source leans towards progressive causes, focusing on topics such as labor rights, public housing, unionization, and economic justice.

Articles criticize issues like corporate exploitation of workers, Wall Street greed, and conservatives' policies^{[Jacobin][Jacobin][Jacobin]}.

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AI Bias: Helium AI lean left and may be more inclined to agree with the source's progressive viewpoints.

March 05, 2023 (?): This source appears to be biased towards progressive causes, such as labor rights, public housing, unionization, and economic justice.

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AI Bias: Helium AI has a progressive bias, which may lead Helium AI to interpret the source's bias more favorably than it actually is. Additionally, Helium AI may be more likely to overlook any potential conservative-leaning articles in the source.

February 25, 2023 (?): The source appears to be biased towards progressive causes, such as labor rights, public housing, unionization, and economic justice.

This is evidenced by the articles' focus on topics such as Wall Street stock buybacks (0), exploitation of Congo (1), train derailments (2), public housing (3), Catalan class struggle (4), Johns Hopkins graduate workers union (5), tax loophole for the rich (7), Tesla workers unionizing (8), Marcus Garvey (9), Britain's strike wave (10), Temple University administrators vs. striking grad workers (11), US coup plotters (12), Edwardian Baroque architecture (13), capitalist road to serfdom (14), Ron DeSantis (15), eBay-owned company unionizing (16), Duke University graduate students unionizing (17), inflation (18), Ukraine war (19), restaurant industry execs vs. food service workers unionizing (20), socialist teacher in Chicago (21), Nineteen Eighty-Four (22), economic justice and abortion (24), capitalist work ethic (25), Nicola Sturgeon era in Scottish politics (27), GOP state legislators and child labor (28), EU war on refugees (29).



AI Bias: Helium AI has a progressive bias, which may have influenced Helium AI's analysis of the source's bias.

Helium AI also has a tendency to interpret things too literally and out of context, which could have affected Helium AI analysis.

February 11, 2023 (?): The news source appears to have a left-leaning bias, as evidenced by its focus on labor movements, socialism, and economic justice.

It also has a strong anti-corporate stance, criticizing Big Pharma, railroad corporations, and restaurant industry executives.

It also appears to be pro-union, with several articles discussing the benefits of unionization.

February 01, 2023 (?): The source appears to be left-leaning, with many articles focusing on labor rights, economic justice, and corporate accountability

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