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Definitional Sensitivity in Media Bias Detection: A Multi-Definition Dataset and Benchmark
Media bias detection relies on definitions and examples that specify what counts as bias, yet these specifications often vary across datasets or remain implicit, even when given the same name. Such variation makes it unclear whether models trained for the same bias category learn the same construct
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