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Graphika. Navigate the Digital World. Graphika is the social network mapping and analysis company. We leverage patented network technology to provide customers with powerful tools for understanding and participating in social media communities. The Graphika Platform maps structural relationships among social media actors. Based on patterns in these relationships, we discover the key communities of interest and affiliation. In contrast to text analysis, this rich network data provides detailed and highly contextual influencer analysis and allows powerful direct actions to increase brand influence and share of voice in key communities. We are a team of data scientists, data analysts, and technology industry veterans dedicated to helping our customers achieve their business objectives by understanding and leveraging the global social media ecosystem. Whether for engaging with influential audiences or running targeted advertising campaigns, our SaaS platform allows for robust segmentation and distillation of online social networks, providing next-generation influencer identification, network building, listening, and communications capabilities.

Industry

IT Services and IT Consulting

Company size

11-50 employees

Headquarters

New York

Type

Privately Held

Founded

2013

Specialties

Network Analysis and Monitoring, Social Media Analytics, Social Media Listening, Content Marketing, Influencer Identification and Engagement, Twitter Ad Targeting, Market Research, and Software as a Service - SaaS

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Graphika Associate Investigator Daniel Siegel will be speaking on a Content Authenticity Initiative panel tomorrow about threats related to mis and disinformation and impact of generative technology. For more information and to register, please see below!
💬 How is generative technology being used with malicious intent today, and what are the consequences? Join media and technology experts for a panel conversation on emerging mis- and disinformation threats, and how organizations and policymakers are mitigating harmful impacts on society. 🟡 What we’ll cover: • How AI generated content is being weaponized to fuel disinformation operations and how it differs from more traditional forms of digital media manipulation. • What technologies and strategies are being used to counter digital disinformation–their respective strengths and weaknesses. • What the future of AI-powered disinformation might look like and how this might change the nature of the threat landscape. 🟡 Speakers: • Henry Ajder, moderator, founder of Latent Space Advisory and Advisor to the CAI • Emmanuelle Saliba, Senior Reporter, ABC News• shirin anlen, Media Technologist, WITNESS• Daniel Siegel, Associate Investigator, GraphikaRSVP ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eXEr698T
"One of the most fascinating but also one of the most frightening aspects of deepfakes is just how easy it is to generate them. All you need is basically an idea and a laptop."Graphika's Chief Scientist Vladimir Barash was recently a guest on Aptima's MINDWORKS podcast to discuss the ethical, societal, and technological challenges of deepfakes. See below to learn more and check out the full episode!
Deepfakes: Graphika's Vladimir Barash Interviewed in New Podcast graphika.com
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Graphika is in the news! Our brand new report, The #Americans, looks at Chinese state-linked operation #Spamouflage and was featured by outlets including The Wall Street Journal, NPR, CyberScoop, Newsweek, Reuters, The Associated Press, and POLITICO, among others. Read below for a coverage roundup, including fresh insights on the report's findings and impact from our Chief Intelligence Officer Jack Stubbs on how Chinese state actors have become more aggressive in their efforts to infiltrate and sway U.S. political conversations ahead of the election.
Graphika in the News: The #Americans graphika.com
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Graphika's new report, The #Americans, is out today and details how Chinese state-linked influence operation Spamouflage has become more aggressive in its efforts to influence U.S. political conversations ahead of the 2024 presidential election. This includes expanding its use of personas that impersonate U.S. voters on social media platforms and spreading divisive narratives about sensitive social issues in the U.S. See below to access the full report!
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The Islamic State is now using artificial intelligence technology to spread its message and ignite new fears about terrorism activity. That was the headline of a new report from Reuters featuring insights from Daniel Siegel, an investigator at Graphika, and details about his research on chatbots that mimicked dead or incarcerated Islamic State militants. To learn more and read the full report: https://lnkd.in/dE_UStVM
With the 2024 U.S. presidential election fast approaching, the world is watching the U.S. political landscape with a close lens. A recent report from The Wall Street Journal featuring Graphika insights found that Americans are being targeted with inaccurate political content and divisive narratives ahead of November. The source? Foreign TikTok networks including dozens of accounts from China, Nigeria, Iran, and Vietnam. For more details, read the full article: https://lnkd.in/ga7Hjpf4
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Graphika's Daniel Siegel will be sharing insights on #ArtificialIntelligence and violent extremism this Wednesday, July 31 at 11:00 ET at a virtual event hosted by Coalition to Counter Online Antisemitism (CCOA). The event is open for anyone who is interested in attending to learn more about this important topic. Please see below for information on how to register!
You can now register for our next CCOA Deep Dive "Artificial Intelligence and Antisemitism: Threats and Responses" on the 31st of July, 17:00-18:00 CEST. For the Deep Dive we are joined by four experts who will allow us a look into the topic from different perspectives: Mykola Makhortykh (Bern University) and Heather M. (UNESCO) will highlight key findings from their recent report for the World Jewish Congress and UNESCO “AI and the Holocaust: rewriting history? The impact of artificial intelligence on understanding the Holocaust”. Daniel Siegel (Associate Investigator, Graphika) will give insights into his work on AI and violent extremism, including threats, opportunities and ethical approaches.Terra R. (Digital Policy Associate, ISD (Institute for Strategic Dialogue)) will be discussing the EU AI Act, including its approach, strengths and gaps. You can register for the event here: https://lnkd.in/dhUim265
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