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AllSides’ April Fools Whiplash – More Than A Joke
Why Mainstream Media Abandons Major Stories
What LA Times Got Right — And Wrong — in New AI Bias Ratings
Court ruling lets White House ban on the Associated Press continue, for now
A federal judge has rejected the Associated Press' plea that President Trump immediately let its reporters resume covering major events at the White House, on Air Force One and elsewhere.
In denying the AP's request for a temporary restraining order, however, U.S. District Court Judge Trevor McFadden ordered an expedited consideration of its lawsuit. The AP is seeking to overturn the ban altogether; the judge set a court hearing for March 20, at which he will consider the motion.
McFadden, a Trump appointee, found that...
AI chatbots unable to accurately summarise news, BBC finds
Four major artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots are inaccurately summarising news stories, according to research carried out by the BBC.
The BBC gave OpenAI's ChatGPT, Microsoft's Copilot, Google's Gemini and Perplexity AI content from the BBC website then asked them questions about the news.
It said the resulting answers contained "significant inaccuracies" and distortions.
How AllSides Remains Independent
Are we headed for oligarchy – or are we already there?
2024's chaotic news cycles in one chart
This year's epic, relentless news cycles were driven by months of near-unprecedented political violence and uncertainty — plus the Olympics, according to Axios' annual analysis of Google Trends data.
Why it matters: Even in a wild election year, America's short attention span for news led to dramatic ups and downs in search trends as the media pivoted from one major story to the next.
The big picture: The Paris Games were the news event that saw the largest spike in interest compared to the others analyzed by Axios.
The Imaginary Undecided Voter News Junkies
If you’re reading this, you’re probably not an undecided voter.
I don’t mean you specifically, of course. You’re a very special person with complicated, nuanced political opinions. You’re not like all the rest. You contain multitudes. I’m talking about all those other readers, most of whom probably long ago made up their minds on how to vote this fall.
Exclusive: Multiple AI companies bypassing web standard to scrape publisher sites, licensing firm says
June 21 (Reuters) - Multiple artificial intelligence companies are circumventing a common web standard used by publishers to block the scraping of their content for use in generative AI systems, content licensing startup TollBit has told publishers.