Penn Information Pollution Project
How it works?
Only true and reliable articles with different perspectives that you can compare yourself.
Given a user input query or topic, we use a search engine to get a list of relevant webpages that discusses the topic. For each relevant webpage, we identify a set of core arguments expressed in the article as 'perspectives', through a machine learning model trained on a dataset designed specifically to detect 'perspectives' given a query.
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Reliable articles
Our algorithm searches only for you real and reliable articles from the most reliable sources. You can be sure of the value of this informations you will find here.
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Clarity and order
We've specially sorted our articles so that they were easily accessible. The entire portal is designed in such a way that the user receives as much real information as possible.
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Fight with misinformation
To help critical readers become informed about a topic, it is important to expose them to relevant perspectives on a topic while minimizing the superfluous and redundant information.
How it works?
Frequently asked questions
How are the articles presented?
Given an input query, we present three different perspectives we find on internet. Under each perspective, we show the different articles that share this perspective, and the a bullet list of key arguments identified in the articles. We hope that this way of presenting information can provide an easy glimpse at the different sides of a story.
How do we identify the perspectives?
What is the source of the articles?
Why is the source selection not working?
