AI Bias Detection for News, Articles & Text

I read a lot of opinion columns, and sometimes it’s hard to tell fact from spin. This tool shows the stance first, then highlights the slant so I can read more critically.

I pasted in a few articles with dramatic headlines. The tool showed the stance right away and flagged loaded language that made the news easier to understand.

I like to check multiple outlets on big stories. This site makes it simple to see who leans which way and which articles stay more neutral.

I use it on a few political articles each week. It doesn’t tell me what to think—just shows the stance and the language tricks, which is really helpful.

I compared two articles on the same event. Seeing the stance plus framing differences made the slanted one obvious.

I analyzed a 1960s political speech for class, and the tool showed how the stance and wording shaped the audience’s view. It gave me stronger points for my essay.

Moderating debates can be tricky. This tool flags loaded language and clarifies stance before I make calls.

My posts sometimes sounded too emotional. Seeing the stance plus where the language pushed too hard helped me keep a clear tone.

Before publishing, I run a scan to confirm the stance is clear and the language isn’t tipping into spin.

The tool helped me summarize the stance and spot selective evidence. My briefs are tighter and more neutral.

Students can see an article’s stance instantly and then learn how framing and emotion shape the message.