neutralicé

Neutralicé is a term that appears in two main senses. In standard Spanish, neutralicé is the first-person singular preterite form of neutralizar, meaning "I neutralized." This form is used in ordinary speech and writing to denote that the speaker eliminated or balanced a trait, condition, or force.

In contemporary discourse, neutralicé has been adopted as a neologism or brand-name in discussions about information neutrality, bias mitigation, and data processing. Used this way, it refers to practices, tools, or processes intended to reduce bias, present multiple viewpoints, or balance the influence of sources in a dataset, article, or algorithm. The exact definition varies by context and by organization.

Examples: "During the audit, we neutralicé the dataset by reweighting sources." "Some editors claim to neutralicé the article by highlighting opposing perspectives." Critics warn that calls for neutrality can obscure power imbalances or oversimplify complex issues, while proponents argue neutrality improves fairness and clarity.

See also: neutralization, bias mitigation, data curation, algorithm auditing, media literacy.