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Stanford's Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI) released its 2019 annual report today on the state of AI that includes…

The Washington Post's Philip Bump explores the parallel worlds of political coverage on the major television networks. Read The Full…

Earlier this week the Wall Street Journal noted how certain names are frequently misspelled in the news media, including Warren…

An article in today's Vancouver Sun quotes from one of Kalev's assessments of the state of social media today. Read…

This fascinating paper by researchers at Universidad de los Andes, Colombia and MIT's Department of Economics explores the relationship between…

The Washington Post's Erik Wemple explores television news coverage of Horowtiz. Read The Full Article.

What would it look like to let machines “watch” a decade of television news by reading their closed captioning transcripts?…

  UPDATE (2/14/2020): This has been succeeded by the Television News Global Entity Graph 2.0.   This past July we…

Rather than examine the most important people of 2019 as a whole or those dominating the discourse around free trade…

Free trade was a central economic topic this year, but who were the people and the connections between them that…

Who were the most important people of 2019 through the eyes of the world's news media and what were the…

As House Democrats rush to impeach President Trump this month, it is worth reflecting on just how large he has…

The New York Times' look at the 2020 Democratic field uses the TV Explorer to examine media coverage of the candidates. Read…

Yesterday we showed how Google’s Cloud Inference API could be used to create a “trending topics” service by using Google’s…

This fascinating paper by Rawan Alamro, Andrew McCarren and Amal Al-Rasheed, explores a number of statistical and machine learning approaches…

BBVA's latest monthly look at the state of the world. Read The Full Article.

Google’s Cloud Inference API offers an incredibly powerful lens through which to explore the innate hidden patterns of vast archives…

IJR cites Axios' analysis using the TV Explore that found Bloomberg has gotten vastly more mentions than Yang despite just…

Since August 2017, the Internet Archive's Television News Archive has compiled a daily chyron ("lower third") dataset called "Third Eye,"…

The phrase "flight shame" has been appearing more and more frequently in worldwide online news this year, having first started…

Axios' latest look at the state of the 2020 field uses the TV Explorer to find that Bloomberg was mentioned…

As plant-based proteins attract newfound attention, which term is gaining the most traction? Terms like "fake meat" or brand names…

The phrase "criminal justice" is finding increasing but divergent adoption in the press, often leading to cases like today's descriptions…

Beneath all massive data-driven analyses lie vast archives of data that in many cases originate outside the cloud. Google's Cloud…