#bias

Was this screwup by the BBC accidental or worse deliberate?

More concerning information comes out about Judge Tan Ikram

£15 million of public money funnelled to far left activists following the Southport Atrocity.

Your AI chatbot doesn't just answer questions. Training bias, alignment, refusal filters, and platform rules shape what reaches your screen. How much of the answer is really the model? Read the full article

Allison Pearson wins defamation suit against Essex Police and Crime Commissioner.

People familiar with personalities like Elon Musk and his AI venture would have probably come across certain promises like "building the truth AI (A.K.A unbiased AI)" through xAI, but I find

The problems with Britain's police do not lie with just the Hampshire force alone.

You can't turn the clock backwards, but you can get stuck in the past

I've observed and experienced this reserved attitude with regards to defending positions we know are sinking, whether it's an argument we're clearly losing online or an investment bleeding value in our

Our media landscape — whether it's social media or mainstream news — is filled with narratives. These stories are shaped and delivered by algorithms designed to provoke, stimulate, and engage us. Sometimes

This is a bilingual publication, you can go directly to the SPANISH version by clicking HERE This is my post for #freewriters 2883 prompt "the tenth layer" hosted by @mariannewest Today I am

Basically everything has a political slant to it these days. News is dead.

In behavioral science, there's this cognitive bias called anchoring. As social creatures, we're more prone to over-relying on the first piece of information offered (the 'anchor') when making decisions,

Without equally shared risks and benefits, all we have is a hot mess of a financial system where greed rules. People most of the time think they speak and act objectively but the reality is that most are

I’m trying to have real, productive talks with people about the political mess we’re in. We’re more divided than ever, and I’m convinced most of this split is cooked up on purpose. I don’t see much point

Why are certain things considered "nerdy?" And why do we make intelligence and thinking into slurs?

Academic Dr Rakib Ehsan opines on Britain's failing two tier policing system

My first job paid about $4 per hour, bagging groceries at a local super market. Back then, it seemed like a lot of money to me. I could pay for my own snacks, sodas, and save up for my own electronics

Do Your Own Research! You know that. Don't make emotional decisions. Gather some data. Listen to various view points. Know your own existing biases. Know the motivation others have when they are telling

Britain now has the sort of politically infuenced people that used to be found in the more backward of countries.