BiasFeed is a media literacy tool that deconstructs news articles into neutral facts and rebuilds them through progressive, conservative, and centrist lenses. It reveals how language and framing shape your perception of the same events.

How does BiasFeed work?

Each article goes through three steps. First, an AI model reads the source article and extracts only the verifiable facts, removing all opinion, framing, and charged language. Then, three separate AI personas rewrite the story from different political perspectives. Finally, readers can compare all versions side by side and use a bias highlight toggle to see exactly where the framing differs.

Is BiasFeed free to use?

Yes. BiasFeed was decommissioned in September 2026 and no longer publishes new analyses, but the full archive of 583 analysed articles remains free to read.

Why does media bias matter?

Media bias shapes how millions of people understand current events. The same set of facts can lead to completely different conclusions depending on how they are framed. By making this framing visible, BiasFeed helps readers develop critical thinking skills and recognise when language is being used to persuade rather than inform.

What news sources does BiasFeed analyse?

BiasFeed analyses articles from major international news outlets covering a broad range of topics including politics, policy, conflict, economics, technology, and social issues. Selection prioritises stories with significant coverage across multiple outlets where bias comparison is most revealing.

Is BiasFeed still running?

No. BiasFeed was decommissioned in September 2026. The automated pipeline that produced the analyses has been switched off and no new articles are being added. The existing archive stays online and readable.

BiasFeed: Uncover Media Bias & See the Spin

How BiasFeed Works

We deconstruct and rebuild articles in a transparent, three-step process.

1. Extract the Facts

An AI model reads the source article and distills it into a list of neutral, verifiable facts, stripping away opinion and charged language.

2. Rebuild the Narrative

The neutral fact list is given to three separate AI personas: a writer for a progressive publication, a conservative publication, and a neutral wire service.