How the media write about AI and tech · over the last 21 days

For every domain that writes about AI and tech, a language model rates the tone of its articles as positive, neutral or negative. That gives a tone index from 0 to 100, where 50 is balanced. At the top are the domains that frame the news most positively, at the bottom the most negatively.

#	Domain	Articles	Tone index	Pos / Neg
1	hpcwire.comArticles 103 · Pos / Neg 92% / 0%	103	100Strongly positive	92% / 0%
2	aws.amazon.comArticles 70 · Pos / Neg 96% / 0%	70	100Strongly positive	96% / 0%
3	geeky-gadgets.comArticles 68 · Pos / Neg 68% / 2%	68	98Strongly positive	68% / 2%
4	marktechpost.comArticles 90 · Pos / Neg 84% / 3%	90	96Strongly positive	84% / 3%
5	eetimes.comArticles 66 · Pos / Neg 61% / 3%	66	95Strongly positive	61% / 3%
6	siliconangle.comArticles 309 · Pos / Neg 82% / 10%	309	89Strongly positive	82% / 10%
7	therobotreport.comArticles 58 · Pos / Neg 66% / 9%	58	88Strongly positive	66% / 9%
8	9to5mac.comArticles 402 · Pos / Neg 59% / 12%	402	83Strongly positive	59% / 12%
9	datacenterdynamics.comArticles 361 · Pos / Neg 65% / 14%	361	82Strongly positive	65% / 14%
10	digitimes.comArticles 788 · Pos / Neg 64% / 14%	788	82Strongly positive	64% / 14%
11	9to5google.comArticles 253 · Pos / Neg 56% / 13%	253	82Strongly positive	56% / 13%
12	techcrunch.comArticles 206 · Pos / Neg 63% / 19%	206	77Strongly positive	63% / 19%
13	geekwire.comArticles 94 · Pos / Neg 57% / 19%	94	75Positive	57% / 19%
14	macrumors.comArticles 246 · Pos / Neg 44% / 15%	246	74Positive	44% / 15%
15	pcworld.comArticles 203 · Pos / Neg 42% / 15%	203	73Positive	42% / 15%
16	androidauthority.comArticles 677 · Pos / Neg 43% / 16%	677	73Positive	43% / 16%
17	engadget.comArticles 480 · Pos / Neg 37% / 18%	480	67Positive	37% / 18%
18	techradar.comArticles 1,060 · Pos / Neg 45% / 22%	1,060	67Positive	45% / 22%
19	cnet.comArticles 168 · Pos / Neg 50% / 28%	168	64Positive	50% / 28%
20	tomshardware.comArticles 388 · Pos / Neg 49% / 28%	388	63Positive	49% / 28%
21	theinformation.comArticles 198 · Pos / Neg 50% / 29%	198	63Positive	50% / 29%
22	the-decoder.comArticles 160 · Pos / Neg 57% / 33%	160	63Positive	57% / 33%
23	thenextweb.comArticles 557 · Pos / Neg 46% / 35%	557	57Positive	46% / 35%
24	theverge.comArticles 298 · Pos / Neg 43% / 34%	298	56Positive	43% / 34%
25	cnbc.comArticles 125 · Pos / Neg 42% / 36%	125	54Neutral	42% / 36%
26	technologyreview.comArticles 55 · Pos / Neg 29% / 27%	55	52Neutral	29% / 27%
27	fastcompany.comArticles 136 · Pos / Neg 40% / 38%	136	51Neutral	40% / 38%
28	semafor.comArticles 56 · Pos / Neg 41% / 41%	56	50Neutral	41% / 41%
29	webpronews.comArticles 125 · Pos / Neg 37% / 44%	125	46Neutral	37% / 44%
30	wired.comArticles 69 · Pos / Neg 26% / 54%	69	33Negative	26% / 54%
31	arstechnica.comArticles 72 · Pos / Neg 18% / 65%	72	22Strongly negative	18% / 65%
32	securityweek.comArticles 142 · Pos / Neg 17% / 76%	142	18Strongly negative	17% / 76%
33	theguardian.comArticles 121 · Pos / Neg 6% / 71%	121	8Strongly negative	6% / 71%

Showing domains with ≥50 rated articles. 33 of 227 ranked. How it is calculated

This is the tone of the articles as a model reads them, not a rating of a domain's quality, reliability or bias. A high index often only means a domain writes more about rallies and launches, a low one more about sell-offs, hacks and lawsuits.