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ClickBERT Detector is a text analysis tool designed to detect clickbait headlines. It leverages a fine-tuned BERT-uncased model to classify headlines as either clickbait or legitimate. This tool is particularly useful for evaluating the credibility of content and helping users avoid misleading or sensationalized headlines.
What is clickbait?
Clickbait refers to sensationalized or misleading headlines designed to attract clicks rather than provide accurate information.
Can ClickBERT Detector analyze text in multiple languages?
Currently, ClickBERT Detector is optimized for English text only, as it is based on the BERT-uncased model.
How accurate is ClickBERT Detector?
The accuracy of ClickBERT Detector depends on the quality of the input and the complexity of the headline. It achieves high accuracy on typical clickbait examples but may struggle with very ambiguous or context-dependent cases.