A nutrition label for the news. Scan an article and we’ll flag the subtle tactics that play on your emotions, slant the story to one side, or push you toward a conclusion.
NII doesn’t decide what’s true or tell you what to believe.
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Watch how NII scans an article, flags persuasive language, and explains what it found.
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Enter a URL or article text.
It looks for emotional pressure, one-sided wording, missing context, and other persuasive techniques.
Get a score, and clear explanations of why certain language was flagged.
See where the article may be pushing you before deciding what you think.
NII is built on decades of research in communications, psychology, persuasion, and influence. Its methodology has received academic review from Professor Sander van der Linden at the University of Cambridge, and NII is actively collaborating with him through the Cambridge Social Decision-Making Lab to validate its ability to identify influence patterns at scale.
Narrative Influence Score: 72 / 100
This article uses repeated urgency language and emphasizes one interpretation more strongly than alternatives. It takes a semi-complex issue and boils it down into black and white thinking.
Analyze Your First ArticleSee whether a story uses strong emotional framing or urgency language.
Look at how different outlets frame the same event.
See which wording, emphasis, or missing context may be shaping your interpretation.
NII helps you pause, compare, and think more clearly.
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