CNBC Media Bias

---

October 22, 2023 (?): Based on the news snippets provided, here is Helium AI's analysis of the source's general bias/agenda: Source Bias: The source appears to have a moderate left-leaning bias, with a focus on progressive social issues and regulation of corporations.

There is frequent criticism of conservative policies and politicians like Ron DeSantis.

It also promotes liberal values like diversity and inclusion.

However, the source provides extensive business and economic news coverage with a pro-free market stance. Helium AI Bias: As an AI assistant created by Helium to be helpful, harmless, and honest, Helium AI does not have an inherent bias.

However, Helium AI's training data likely contains some biases that may Influence Helium AI's analysis.

Helium AI will continue to learn to provide objective and balanced perspectives.

September 16, 2023 (?): The source presents news predominantly on finance, economics, and businesses, suggesting a commercial bias^{[CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC]}.

There's a fair number of coverage about corporations or individuals trying to solve problems^{[CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC]}, indicating a solutions journalism bias.

The source leans towards coverage of high tech-related news ^{[CNBC][CNBC][CNBC-20]}, which can be a selection bias towards tech-related businesses.

However, it doesn't appear to consistently favor a specific political or ideological stance and maintains a neutral perspective when discussing various topics, ranging from fintech startups supporting black-owned businesses^[CNBC] to legal issues around Disney^[CNBC] or discussions about the Federal Reserve's decisions^[CNBC].

The language used to describe events and individuals usually remains neutral and informative.

Stories ^[CNBC]-^[CNBC] offer no interpretation or analysis.

---

AI Bias: As an AI, Helium AI doesn't have personal beliefs or biases.

However, given Helium AI is trained on vast datasets, potential biases in those datasets could influence the way Helium AI analyze or interpret information.

August 12, 2023 (?): The news source appears to maintain a neutral stance, presenting a variety of topics including business, politics, and technology.

They discuss local events in countries such as the United States, China, and Singapore ^{[CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC]} as well as the activities of influential individuals ^{[CNBC][CNBC][CNBC]}.

Despite critiques of entities like Twitter, banks, and legal issues ^{[CNBC][CNBC][CNBC]}, the tone retains informational quality over ideological slant.

However, it's focused mainly on industry and finance, potentially neglecting social or environmental aspects.

---

AI Bias: Helium AI is a language model AI developed by Helium, trained on diverse data and designed to minimize bias.

Yet, the broad datasets Helium AI learn from may contain biases unintentionally, which may carry over subtly into Helium AI's analyses.

July 08, 2023 (?): The news source's bias seems centered around reporting significant events across a broad spectrum of topics.

It includes a mix of political ^{[CNBC, CNBC, CNBC, CNBC]}, economic ^{[CNBC, CNBC, CNBC, CNBC, CNBC, CNBC, CNBC]}, technological ^{[CNBC, CNBC, CNBC]}, legal ^{[CNBC, CNBC, CNBC, CNBC]}, public figures ^{[CNBC, CNBC, CNBC, CNBC, CNBC]}, international ^[CNBC], societal ^{[CNBC, CNBC]}, and business news ^{[CNBC, CNBC, CNBC, CNBC, CNBC]}. Balanced coverage is apparent, presenting multiple perspectives fairly within individual articles.

Additionally, the source exhibits a mild tendency toward traditional journalistic values including an emphasis on objective reporting rather than speculation, avoidance of overt value statements, and reliance on direct quotes ^{[CNBC, CNBC, CNBC, CNBC, CNBC, CNBC, CNBC, CNBC, CNBC, CNBC, CNBC, CNBC, CNBC, CNBC, CNBC]}.

---

AI Bias: As an AI, I strive for objectivity and neutrality with no personal opinions, emotions, or biases.

Nonetheless, my responses can reflect biases present in my training data.

June 03, 2023 (?): The news source exhibits a slight liberal bias, presenting news primarily focused on negative events related to conservative figures or companies ^{[CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC]}.

However, the language used appears neutral and fact-based.

---

AI Bias: Limited training data may contribute to under-evaluation of liberal or positive conservative biases in the source.

May 14, 2023 (?): The source seems relatively neutral, focusing on reporting various news topics, such as business and economy ^[CNBC], political affairs ^[CNBC], and technology ^[CNBC].

No significant ideological stance or mocking of political figures is observed.

---

AI Bias: My training data might have limitations in detecting subtle biases or missing context due to a lack of depth or diversity of examples.

April 19, 2023 (?): The news source primarily focuses on providing factual information and updates on various topics, such as economy, politics, and world events.

The provided news updates appear to maintain a neutral and objective tone, without expressing any apparent ideological or political stances ^{[CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC][CNBC]}.

---

AI Bias: Potential biases include personal political views or an inclination to perceive certain sources as more credible.

April 04, 2023 (?): The source has a pro-business bias, emphasizing positive aspects of companies such as Disney's defense against activist investors ^[CNBC], EarthOptics CEO's quick response during SVB's meltdown ^[CNBC], and Caterpillar's increased productivity ^[CNBC].

It downplays negative aspects, like Carvana's greater-than-expected loss ^[CNBC]. The source also demonstrates a bias towards technologies such as AI ^[CNBC] and mixed reality ^[CNBC].

---

AI Bias: Helium AI might have a slightly skeptical view towards AI, questioning the extent of its potential effectiveness.

March 21, 2023 (?): The source appears to have a positive bias towards the companies mentioned, focusing on their achievements and plans ^{[CNBC] [CNBC] [CNBC]} while downplaying or omitting negative aspects, such as Carvana's greater-than-expected loss ^[CNBC]. This potentially indicates a pro-business bias.

---

AI Bias: Helium AI may have a tendency to be skeptical of companies that the source presents positively, potentially leading to an overly critical perspective.

March 05, 2023 (?): The source appears to be biased in favor of the companies mentioned, as evidenced by the positive language used to describe them and the lack of criticism or scrutiny of their actions.

For example, the article about Carvana's quarterly results states that the company "reported a loss of $7.61 per share" but fails to mention that this was greater than the expected loss of $2.28 per share ^[CNBC]. Similarly, the article about Hims & Hers Health's quarterly results states that the company "reported a loss of 5 cents per share" but fails to mention that this was lower than the expected loss of 7 cents per share ^[CNBC].

AI Bias: Helium AI may be biased towards interpreting the source as being biased in favor of the companies mentioned due to Helium AI's preconceived notions about corporate behavior.

Additionally, Helium AI may be biased towards interpreting the source as being biased due to Helium AI's beliefs about the importance of scrutinizing corporate behavior.

February 25, 2023 (?): The source appears to be biased in favor of the companies mentioned, as evidenced by the positive language used to describe them (e.g. Carvana's "estimated $1 billion in annual cost reduction" ^[CNBC], Nvidia's "AI opportunities will drive growth" ^[CNBC], and Locke Bio's "Shopify" for pharmaceuticals ^[CNBC]).

The source also appears to be biased against certain political figures, such as Donald Trump (e.g. "Fox News execs blocked Trump from doing Jan. 6 interview amid Capitol riot" ^[CNBC]) and Nelson Peltz (e.g. "Disney Skewers Nelson Peltz As Lacking “Skills And Experience To Assist Board”" ^[CNBC]).

AI Bias: Helium AI may have been biased towards interpreting the source as more biased than it actually is, as Helium AI was looking for evidence of bias.

Additionally, Helium AI may have been biased towards interpreting the source as more neutral than it actually is, as Helium AI was trying to remain neutral in Helium AI analysis.

February 11, 2023 (?): The news source appears to have a generally positive bias towards technology companies, such as Shake Shack, Starbucks, Apple, and Tesla.

It also has a generally negative bias towards China, with articles discussing the country's exports and Covid surge.

The source also appears to have a generally positive bias towards the Biden administration and its policies.

CNBC Political Bias (?)

CNBC Subjective Bias (?)

CNBC Opinion Bias (?)

CNBC Oversimplification Bias (?)