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Reading the articles, you end up with vague sentences that are disjointed. Take this example: https://newsnotfound.com/new-seafood-and-italianinfluenced-restau
by KaiserPro 4y ago
Reading the articles, you end up with vague sentences that are disjointed.
Take this example: https://newsnotfound.com/new-seafood-and-italianinfluenced-restaurant-opens-in-norwich/ https://newsnotfound.com/new-seafood-and-italianinfluenced-r...
this is a PR piece from a local news site. There is no critical thought as to why this is in the news.
Not only is this not news, but it contains about 4 facts. The rest is vague useless information.
If you want good quality news, you need to pay for it, from multiple sources.
Contrary to popular opinion, bias is actually pretty easy to spot, its just that you need more than one source to find it. This approach just isn't going to help, it just strips away context from any bias and presents them as stand alone sentences.
- endorphine 4y agoPerhaps some human moderation as to which articles finally make it to the site would solve this?
- KaiserPro 4y agoThat would be editorial. But it needs more than that, GPT isn't very good a summarisation. None of these summaries are useful, and there is nothing stopping someone filling it with bias.