Identify Bias in a Source with AI
Use AI to review a source for bias, weak claims, missing context and reliability issues.
Prompt
Review the source below for possible bias and reliability issues. Be fair and specific. Do not dismiss the source just because it has a point of view.
Source title or type:
[SOURCE]
Topic:
[TOPIC]
How I might use it:
[ARTICLE, DECISION, REPORT, SOCIAL POST OR OTHER USE]
Source text or notes:
[PASTE TEXT]
Please include:
- main claim
- evidence used
- loaded or one-sided language
- missing viewpoints
- assumptions
- conflicts of interest to check
- facts that need another source
- what the source does well
- what not to rely on alone
- final judgement: useful, limited, weak or needs checking
Source title or type:
[SOURCE]
Topic:
[TOPIC]
How I might use it:
[ARTICLE, DECISION, REPORT, SOCIAL POST OR OTHER USE]
Source text or notes:
[PASTE TEXT]
Please include:
- main claim
- evidence used
- loaded or one-sided language
- missing viewpoints
- assumptions
- conflicts of interest to check
- facts that need another source
- what the source does well
- what not to rely on alone
- final judgement: useful, limited, weak or needs checking
Example Input
Source: company blog post announcing a new AI tool. Topic: whether it saves staff time. Use: article research note. Notes: the post gives benefits and testimonials but no independent data.
Example Output
A fair source review showing claims, evidence, missing context, assumptions, reliability concerns and a practical judgement.
Before you ask
Add the source text, topic and how you might use the source. Include enough context for AI to judge the claims fairly.
Check before use
Check important claims against another source. Make sure AI has separated bias, missing context and genuine evidence.
Common mistakes
Treating a source as useless because it has a viewpoint, or trusting it fully because it sounds confident.
Useful for:
Research
Works well with:
ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot
Nova9 Tools
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