palewire/first-llm-classifier
Learn how journalists use large-language models to organize and analyze massive datasets
This tool helps journalists quickly sort and understand very large collections of documents by using an AI. You feed it news articles, reports, or other text, and it categorizes them based on themes or topics you define, giving you an organized dataset ready for analysis. It's designed for investigative reporters, data journalists, or researchers working with extensive text archives.
Use this if you need to rapidly classify thousands of unstructured text documents into meaningful categories without manually reading each one.
Not ideal if you are working with small datasets or require highly nuanced, subjective human interpretation for each document.
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Mar 09, 2026
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