Type any yes-or-no question. A decision model answers your question for every headline, one by one, while you watch. The answers add up to a measurement of the news.
Share of headlines where the answer is yes
By where the outlet is based
Every headline, oldest to newest. One cell per headline; a cell lights up when the model answers yes.
Over time
Headlines with the clearest yes
Headlines come from the GDELT Project: English-language news headlines only, so the numbers describe those headlines, not the world. “Last 7 days” reads one 15-minute slice of news every three hours; “Since 2020” reads one slice per month. Each answer is the odds given by an experimental decision model (TypeSafe Jev). The large number counts headlines where those odds are 50% or higher. Headlines about deaths and violent crime count in the numbers but are not displayed. Your question is sent to a third-party model provider, so do not enter anything confidential.