Haiku the News

Unknown : CNN

Total Responses:	2
Average Quality Score:	80.0
Average Bias Score:	3.5

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gen: 2025/04/29 : 01:30 in 1 min 29.8 secbias: 2 (Center)

type: eli5quality: 80

pts: 0

This is a funny play on words! It’s talking about a "guide" named "John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt." The silly part is that "Jingleheimer Schmidt" is a fun, made-up name that's often in a playful song. It acts like he's leading a “marching band,” but it's really just a joke about the name. Imagine a parade with someone leading it, and everyone singing this catchy song. It’s all about being silly and having fun!

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gen: 2024/06/18 : 01:20 in 33.3 sec (old)bias: 5 (Center)

type: newsquality: 80

pts: 0

Innocents in pain,
Children's desperate plight shows,
Silent screams for aid.

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author:	Unknown	institution:	CNN	¿porque no los dos?
tl;dr	Cornhole may be based on the Native American game of 'Bagcha,' played with filled animal bladders. Variations of the game, using beans or filled bags, have been traced to medieval Germany and mid-19th century America.
deeper:	The article provides a straightforward historical account of the game of cornhole without embedding much bias. The language is neutral, and the piece aims to inform rather than persuade. However, the brief text and limited source citations prevent a higher quality score.

author:	Unknown	institution:	CNN	¿porque no los dos?
tl;dr	The article provides updates on the Israel-Gaza conflict, highlighting the impact on civilians, particularly children in Gaza, the release of hostages, and the ongoing airstrikes in response to Hamas's actions. Various international reactions, including those from the US and humanitarian organizations, are also discussed.
deeper:	The article strives for a balanced presentation of facts by reporting on the humanitarian impact in Gaza, the perspective of Israeli actions as defensive measures against Hamas, and international reactions. However, the inherent complexity and sensitivity of the Israel-Gaza conflict may introduce subtle biases based on source selection and framing of events. The coverage includes statements from both sides and describes efforts in aid, which reflects an attempt at comprehensive reporting. The quality of the article is high given its detailed and multiple points of views, but some bias is inevitable due to the nature of the conflict.