Harmful News Detection using BERT model through sentimental analysis
R. R. Sornalakshmi, Murugan Ramu, K. Raghuveer, Veera Ankalu Vuyyuru, D. Venkateswarlu, A. Balakumar · 2024
The proliferation of dangerous and deceptive news on digital structures poses vast demanding situations to society, underscoring the pressing want for effective detection mechanisms. This research provides a new technique for Detection of Harmful News Using the BERT Model through Sentimental Analysis, which utilizes the benefits of BERT speech model and sentiment evaluation strategies. The proposed BERT-based model is trained on a detailed profile of both dangerous and harmful media to better identify the linguistic procedures and feelings associated with harmful statistics. The main strength of this approach lies in the ability of the BERT model to capture words for context, which is important for the accurate detection of harmful events. By incorporating sensitivity analysis, the model can provide great accuracy outcome in the context of the emotional and cognitive aspects of media content that further developed, enabling to make more accurate predictions. The good performance of the proposed BERT model, as reflected by its high accuracy, recall, and F1-score, demonstrates its effectiveness in accurately identifying harmful media. This study in the real-world internal clarification is important, because the proper implementation of this model reduces misinformation, hate speech, and other problems. It can help combat spills, and ultimately contribute to an informed and responsible information ecosystem.