Phys Media Bias

AI Generated News Bias (?): The articles from this source appear to have a pro-science, pro-data driven bias.

Topics revolve around scientific research (e.g., obesity-related stigma [Phys], how to depolarize political toxicity on social media [Phys]) or present research in social science (e.g., women in Mexican politics [Phys]) and climate issues (e.g., threats to turtles from hydroelectric power plants [Phys]).

The reporting is factual and based on studies and expert input, suggesting a preference for evidence-based journalism.

There seems to be a progressive lean in recognition of climate challenges [Phys], need for diversity in political representation [Phys], and stimatization of obesity [Phys]. The source does not overtly support or criticize a political group or bias, emphasizing objective interpretation of research.

However, a bias of omission may exist due to lack of coverage on conservative viewpoints or topics.

No apparent evidence of sensationalism, misinformation or lack of factual reporting.


AI Bias: Trained on diverse data, with an emphasis on objectivity, rigor, and neutrality.

Possible bias toward prioritizing empirical evidence and rational arguments.


September 16, 2023


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Phys Social Media Impact (?): 118




Phys Most Opinionated Articles


South Africa's desert-like interior may have been more inviting to our human ancestors - Phys.org

Surveys in UK and Germany suggest conservatives more likely to share fake news but usually without deception - Phys.org

Privately educated are twice as likely to be consistent Conservative voters, says UK research - Phys.org




Phys Most Appeal to Authority Articles


Study describes mechanism that regulates activity of memory gene - Phys.org

Researchers shed new light on the motor of DNA replication - Phys.org

Precision mass measurements of nuclei reveal properties of neutron star - Phys.org

New method for designing efficient biomimetic catalysts - Phys.org




Phys Most Subjective Articles


Surveys in UK and Germany suggest conservatives more likely to share fake news but usually without deception - Phys.org

South Africa's desert-like interior may have been more inviting to our human ancestors - Phys.org




Phys Most Fearful Articles


New study suggests massive Joro spiders are gentle giants - Phys.org

Scientists say new avian influenza requires urgent coordinated response - Phys.org




Phys Most Prescriptive Articles    

Nudge theory: What 15 years of research tells us about its promises and politics

New book examines the political misinformation that threatens the US system of government

New business model may help curb fashion's fierce environmental impacts - Phys.org

😊 US political donations are associated with policy issues prioritized in congressional speeches - Phys.org

Not religious, not voting? The 'nones' are a powerful force in politics, but are not yet a coalition - Phys.org

Obesity-related stigma linked to political views and welfare attitudes - Phys.org

Money and politics put world's biggest climate deal at risk - Phys.org

Women found to be just as corrupt as men in Mexican politics - Phys.org






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