Knowing the fact a year later doesn't tell you whether a given piece was good or bad journalism, just whether it was correct. That's very different. Are you sug

Knowing the fact a year later doesn't tell you whether a given piece was good or bad journalism, just whether it was correct. That's very different. Are you suggesting that if you train a network on last year's media plus the state of the world a year after, we'll be able to teach an AI to predict the future? The problems are around the reporting process and the reporter's motives/influences, not whether everything they say turns out to be 100% accurate. Often the facts on the ground change or the information everyone has is inaccurate, and you want reporting that clearly communicates this ambiguity and isn't actively misleading you.