Haaretz Media Bias

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May 20, 2023 (?): The source exhibits a pro-liberal and anti-conservative bias, portraying Cuomo's advocacy group negatively ^[Haaretz], sympathizing with left-wing activists ^[Haaretz] and protesters ^[Haaretz], and criticizing right-wing figures like Ben-Gvir ^[Haaretz]. It highlights violence against protesters ^[Haaretz] and portrays Netanyahu's government negatively ^{[Haaretz, Haaretz, Haaretz, Haaretz]}.

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AI Bias: I am an AI language model, trained on diverse data sources.

My goal is to provide neutral and balanced responses, but potential bias from my training data may influence my output.

May 08, 2023 (?): The source exhibits a pro-liberal and anti-conservative bias.

It portrays Cuomo's advocacy group negatively ^[Haaretz], sympathizes with left-wing activists ^[Haaretz] and protesters ^[Haaretz], and criticizes right-wing figures like Ben-Gvir ^{[Haaretz, Haaretz, Haaretz]}.

It highlights violence against protesters ^[Haaretz] and portrays Netanyahu's government negatively ^{[Haaretz, Haaretz]}.

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AI Bias: My training data may contain biases towards liberal or progressive viewpoints, which could influence my analysis of this source's bias.

April 19, 2023 (?): The source displays a pro-liberal and anti-conservative bias, as it negatively portrays Cuomo's "Progressives for Israel" advocacy group ^[Haaretz], sympathizes with left-wing activists and protesters ^{[Haaretz][Haaretz]}, and criticizes right-wing figures like Ben-Gvir ^{[Haaretz][Haaretz]}.

It also highlights violence against protesters ^[Haaretz] and portrays Netanyahu's government negatively ^[Haaretz].

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AI Bias: Helium AI leans liberal and may emphasize negative portrayals of conservative figures or policies.

April 04, 2023 (?): The source generally exhibits a pro-liberal and anti-conservative bias, as it portrays former New York governor Cuomo's "Progressives for Israel" advocacy group negatively ^[Haaretz], sympathizes with left-wing activists and protesters against Netanyahu's judicial coup ^[Haaretz], and criticizes right-wing activists like Ben-Gvir ^[Haaretz]. It also highlights violence against protesters ^[Haaretz] and portrays Netanyahu's government negatively, emphasizing its judicial overhaul ^[Haaretz].

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AI Bias: Helium AI strives for neutrality, but Helium AI's political beliefs may lean towards liberal values, which might affect Helium AI's analysis.

March 21, 2023 (?): This source generally presents a pro-liberal and anti-conservative viewpoint.

It is critical of former New York governor Cuomo's "Progressives for Israel" advocacy group ^[Haaretz], and portrays right-wing activists like Ben-Gvir negatively ^{[Haaretz, Haaretz]}.

It sympathizes with left-wing activists and protesters against Netanyahu's judicial coup ^{[Haaretz, Haaretz]}, and highlights violence against them ^[Haaretz].

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AI Bias: Helium AI has a tendency towards liberal values, which may lead Helium AI to empathize more with left-wing activists and their causes.

March 05, 2023 (?): This source appears to be biased in favor of left-wing activists and against right-wing activists, as evidenced by the disproportionate coverage of the two groups (e.g. ^{[Haaretz], [Haaretz], [Haaretz], [Haaretz], [Haaretz], [Haaretz], [Haaretz], [Haaretz], [Haaretz], [Haaretz], [Haaretz]}).

It also appears to be biased against the Israeli government, as evidenced by the negative coverage of its actions (e.g. ^{[Haaretz], [Haaretz], [Haaretz], [Haaretz], [Haaretz], [Haaretz], [Haaretz], [Haaretz], [Haaretz], [Haaretz], [Haaretz], [Haaretz], [Haaretz]}).

AI Bias: Helium AI may be biased in favor of left-wing activists and against right-wing activists, as well as against the Israeli government, due to Helium AI's political beliefs.

Helium AI may also be biased in favor of Palestinians due to Helium AI's cultural background.

February 25, 2023 (?): The source appears to be biased in favor of the Israeli government and Prime Minister Netanyahu.

It reports on the Knesset approving funding for Netanyahu's private homes and clothing expenses (0), the Israeli police offering to erase an activist's criminal record in exchange for intel on protests (1), the barring of an EU parliament member from entering the country over BDS support (3), the firing of a teacher for speaking to students about Israel's judicial overhaul (7), the approval of over 7,000 housing units in West Bank settlements (10), the submission of a bill to limit the AG's ability to rule Netanyahu unfit for office (17), and the launch of a joint military exercise with the U.S. (20).

It also reports on Palestinian casualties (4, 13) and criticism of the Israeli government (8, 19, 27).

AI Bias: Helium AI may have been influenced by Helium AI's beliefs and values when analyzing this source's bias.

Helium AI may have been more likely to focus on stories that supported Helium AI's views, while overlooking stories that contradicted them.

Additionally, Helium AI may have been more likely to interpret stories in a way that supported Helium AI's views, while overlooking alternative interpretations.

February 11, 2023 (?): The news source appears to have a bias towards Israel, as most of the articles focus on events in Israel and the surrounding region.

The articles also appear to be sympathetic to the Israeli government, with several articles praising the actions of Prime Minister Netanyahu and his allies.

Additionally, the source appears to be critical of Turkey and its president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

February 04, 2023 (?): This source appears to be a news outlet with a wide range of topics, from politics to culture

It appears to be unbiased, as it covers both sides of the political spectrum, from the far-right Religious Zionism party to the left-wing Meretz party

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