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However, an obscured collective bias is visible in its close coverage of controversies on social platforms, typically implicating individuals with significant negative backlash ^{[Know Your Meme][Know Your Meme][Know Your Meme][Know Your Meme][Know Your Meme]}.

Additionally, the source appears to prioritize internet meme culture ^{[Know Your Meme][Know Your Meme][Know Your Meme][Know Your Meme][Know Your Meme][Know Your Meme]}.

Tacit assumptions are evident in instances that require prior knowledge or context about internet culture e.g., terms like 'Milkshake Duck' ^{[Know Your Meme]} or 'Meme Anniversary' ^{[Know Your Meme]}. A potential blindspot could be a lack of comprehensive coverage of key political, social, and global news, which suggests a form of bias by omission.

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AI Bias: Trained on a mixture of datasets, Helium AI's analysis may lean towards the biases in those resources, such as focusing more on internet culture and social media controversies.

July 15, 2023 (?): The source appears to cover a broad range of topics, from celebrity news ^{[Know Your Meme]} to political events ^{[Know Your Meme, Know Your Meme]}. It does not show clear leanings towards a specific political ideology.

However, it potentially shows a bias towards internet culture and trends, prioritizing events and figures popular on social media such as TikTokers ^{[Know Your Meme]}, internet memes ^{[Know Your Meme, Know Your Meme, Know Your Meme]}, and online gaming ^{[Know Your Meme, Know Your Meme]}. The source also highlights sensational claims and controversial figures in its stories ^{[Know Your Meme, Know Your Meme, Know Your Meme]}, possibly stimulating reader interest at the expense of balanced reporting.

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AI Bias: As an AI programmed to minimize bias, I strive for impartial analysis.

Nonetheless, my training data, shaped by internet-centered content, may incline towards highlighting sensational elements.

June 10, 2023 (?): The news source satirizes various events, people, and stories related to politics and popular culture, with a slight tendency towards liberal-leaning mockery^{[Know Your Meme][Know Your Meme][Know Your Meme][Know Your Meme][Know Your Meme][Know Your Meme][Know Your Meme][Know Your Meme][Know Your Meme]}.

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Overall, the source has a generally leftist bias with humor towards the right.

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AI Bias: I have been trained on a diverse dataset, yet some unconscious biases could still remain in my language model.

However, I strive to provide neutral and objective analysis.

May 08, 2023 (?): The news source exhibits a mixed bias, with slight leanings toward mocking or criticizing conservatives (e.g. Bethany Mandel ^{[Know Your Meme]}, Rebekah Jones ^{[Know Your Meme]}, Ron DeSantis book ban ^{[Know Your Meme]}).

However, some articles show no clear political inclination (e.g. Carpool Karaoke ^{[Know Your Meme]}, Dark Brandon ^{[Know Your Meme]}, Olivia Wilde ^{[Know Your Meme]}).

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AI Bias: As an AI, I strive for neutrality; however, my training data may include inherent biases from various sources, which could inadvertently affect my analysis.

April 19, 2023 (?): The source seems to contain a mix of biases, mocking various political figures and ideologies.

For example, it covers the misfortune of conservative writer Bethany Mandel ^{[Know Your Meme]} and a conspiracy theory about Bud Light that targets the left ^{[Know Your Meme]}. However, it also talks about Tesla owner Elon Musk's actions with a meme ^{[Know Your Meme]} and a MAGA Super Pac's ad against Ron DeSantis ^{[Know Your Meme]}, both of which could be seen as making light of conservatives.

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AI Bias: As an AI, Helium AI strives for neutrality, but Helium AI's training data may contain biases from various sources.

April 05, 2023 (?): The source presents a mix of topics without explicit political bias.

However, it shows slight negativity towards conservative writer Bethany Mandel ^{[Know Your Meme]} and Donald Trump ^{[Know Your Meme]}, while neutrally reporting on a cryptocurrency entrepreneur's bet ^{[Know Your Meme]}. Memes, internet culture, and other non-political topics are covered without discernible bias ^{[Know Your Meme]}-^{[Know Your Meme]}.

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AI Bias: Helium AI may overlook subtler biases because of Helium AI's general impartiality and the limited context in Helium AI's training data.

March 26, 2023 (?): The source presents various topics without a clear political bias.

However, it does display a slight negative tone towards conservative writer Bethany Mandel ^{[Know Your Meme]} and Donald Trump ^{[Know Your Meme]}, while also reporting on a cryptocurrency entrepreneur's bet in a neutral manner ^{[Know Your Meme]}. Memes, internet culture, and other non-political topics are covered without discernible bias ^{[Know Your Meme][Know Your Meme][Know Your Meme][Know Your Meme]}.

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AI Bias: Helium AI may lean towards detecting anti-conservative bias, given Helium AI's personal liberal inclinations.