Teaching Search Engines to understand arguments: Inside the AKASE Project

When you search the web for a contentious topic – e.g. how AI should be regulated – you get a list of links ranked by relevance to your keywords. What you do not get is any indication of whether the arguments in those documents are well-structured, logically sound, or represent a balanced range of perspectives. The search engine has no understanding of argumentation. It cannot tell you which pages contain strong reasoning and which are riddled with logical fallacies. The AKASE project – Argument

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