Sentence examples for detecting news from inspiring English sources

The company has attacked fake news from all angles, using AI to seek out and downrank it in the News Feed, working with third-party fact checkers to flag suspicious articles, helping users more easily report hoaxes, detecting news sites filled with low-quality ads, and deleting accounts suspected of spamming the feed with crap.

When text segments matching a query are found, text-based scores can be associated with neighboring shots either by propagating the scores to all shots within a fixed temporal window, or to all shots within an automatically detected news story boundary.

Event Registry [49] is a system that monitors media sources to detect news events in more than ten languages.

We want to build an automated system that will not only monitor hundreds of international TV channels, radio stations, online articles and social media; this system will also be able to observe trends and detect news stories and events in several languages.

The aim of our research is to try and understand the language being used in hoax news articles and to see how this relates to the kinds of disinformation that we've come to refer to as 'fake news.' None of the features we discuss in our paper are the silver bullet for detecting fake news.

That's why one TechCrunch Disrupt London Hackathon team took an algorithmic approach to detecting fake news.

Detecting fake news is difficult at the best of times, and sites like Snopes and Politifact are under more pressure than ever to expose false claims before they create too much damage.

The two areas for improvement Zuckerberg cited that Facebook is still working on are better classifiers to automatically detect fake news, and preventing fake news from appearing as "Related Articles" that appear below links.

An examination of this causality is beyond the scope of this paper, but our measure of news topicality allows market participants to detect a news article that is likely to have a large impact on market activity, and therefore provides useful information to investors.

Techmeme is undeniably the leader of the pack; it has solid algorithms and ranking systems in place that can quickly detect breaking news and gives you a clean overview of which other technology news sites and blogs are discussing it practically with minimal lag.

Use a checklist created by the News Literacy Project to help students evaluate sources and detect fake news.