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Stanford launches Cable TV News Analyzer, a free AI-powered online service for querying the screen time of public figures or specific topics on cable TV news

Thomas Macaulay / The Next Web : Tweets: @jeremyscheel1 , @janinezacharia , and @scheufele See also Mediagazer Tweets: @jeremyscheel1 : This is a uniquely powerful tool in our atmosphere of propaganda and disinformation. The discrepancies bt channels are significant; as expected. “Political language is designed to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable” G. Orwell https://news.stanford.edu/... @janinezacharia : Check out important tool from @Stanford @magrawala that “gives the public the ability to...compute the screen time of public figures [on] CNN, Fox News and MSNBC dating back to January 2010. The site is updated daily with the previous day's coverage.” https://news.stanford.edu/... Dietram A. Scheufele / @scheufele : “Stanford launches AI-powered TV news analyzer.” Nice, #AI helps us understand TV news just as it has stopped mattering https://news.stanford.edu/... #polcomm See also Mediagazer

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  • @jeremyscheel1 @jeremyscheel1 on x
    This is a uniquely powerful tool in our atmosphere of propaganda and disinformation. The discrepancies bt channels are significant; as expected. “Political language is designed to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable” G. Orwell https://news.stanford.edu/...
  • @janinezacharia @janinezacharia on x
    Check out important tool from @Stanford @magrawala that “gives the public the ability to...compute the screen time of public figures [on] CNN, Fox News and MSNBC dating back to January 2010. The site is updated daily with the previous day's coverage.” https://news.stanford.edu/..…
  • @scheufele Dietram A. Scheufele on x
    “Stanford launches AI-powered TV news analyzer.” Nice, #AI helps us understand TV news just as it has stopped mattering https://news.stanford.edu/... #polcomm