Overview
- Wikipedia articles use more negative language for right-leaning public figures compared to left-leaning ones.
- Left-leaning terms are more often linked with positive emotions like joy, while right-leaning terms are associated with anger and disgust.
- The study suggests Wikipedia's bias could influence AI models trained on its content, including OpenAI's ChatGPT.
- Wikipedia's neutrality policy appears to be failing, according to the study's findings.
- The Manhattan Institute report calls for improved content standards to ensure unbiased information.