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Graphika's Dr. John Kelly spoke with CBS News' Lesley Stahl for @60Minutes Overtime, unpacking how #Graphika sees extremist groups and state-backed actors spreading narratives, building influence, and reaching new audiences.
They also discussed how artificial intelligence is changing the amplification game by generating high quality, engaging imagery that creates a lasting attention-grabbing, emotional impact.
Learn more about what he had to say and watch the full segment: graphika.com/posts/graphika-…
Russian-aligned influence operations are continuing to evolve ahead of the U.S. midterm elections, including a push from a Kremlin-linked operation known as Operation Overload or Matryoshka that often impersonates real news organizations to spread fabricated content.
In @nytimes, Graphika senior analyst @jean_leroux shares insights on these efforts, including a campaign that spread fabricated corruption allegations about Democratic Senators @CoryBooker and @Hickenlooper.
He highlighted what Graphika's observations into these campaigns reveal about their underlying objectives, noting that they "give us a glimpse of what their objectives are... They’re not targeting Republican candidates in the same way.”
nytimes.com/2026/10/16/us/po…
A map doesn't tell you where to go. It shows you where you are, what's around you and the paths in between.
That's how we think about the information environment at Graphika.
Every organization already sits inside it, surrounded by its customers, the media, critics, investors and communities just beyond its reach.
At any given moment, it might be:
→ Trying to reach a new audience
→ Addressing an issue emerging among people it already cares about
→ Responding to a threat taking shape elsewhere
Sometimes, several at once.
Graphika's AI World Model structures digital signals into a dynamic view of that landscape: the narratives gaining traction, the communities they reach and how those communities connect.
It doesn't hand you a route. It gives you the terrain and context to decide how to move.
Read more from Graphika's Guyte McCord, Dr. John Kelly, and Dr. Vladimir Barash about how the AI World Model works, why AI needs one, and what it makes possible for narrative intelligence: buff.ly/NFOloH4
#AI #DecisionIntelligence #StrategicCommunications #Graphika #AIWorldModel
Did the Yandex data center strikes silence Russian bots?
In recent days, viral posts claimed Ukrainian drone strikes on three data centers in Russia operated by the Russian technology company Yandex silenced Russian-run accounts in AfD, MAGA and Reform UK communities.
We tested each claim against our live mappings of thousands of geopolitical communities and against public Reddit counts. Graphika's data shows no notable changes among those communities and the episode shows the difficulty of assessing Russian influence operations in real time.
While Russian influence operations are real and well documented, these posts did not show that they run on Yandex's data centers.
Read the full breakdown and learn more about what the Yandex episode shows about assessing Russian influence operations online from Graphika's Dr. John Kelly @apidictionist: buff.ly/5zg7K4G
#Graphika #InfluenceOperations #Russia #YandexStrikes
When an online conversation about your brand starts gaining traction, the instinct may be to respond quickly. But knowing when to respond starts with understanding what’s actually happening.
A spike in negative posts doesn’t necessarily signal a reputation crisis. Viral conversations don’t always reflect broader public opinion, and sentiment alone may not reveal how audiences really feel about your brand.
In our blog Before You Respond: 5 Things Brands Need to Understand About Online Narratives, Graphika explores five critical questions for communications and marketing teams. It covers everything from identifying who’s driving a conversation to understanding how narratives spread and when they warrant action.
The goal isn’t to react to every conversation. It’s to separate noise from meaningful risk and make more informed decisions about what to do next.
Read the blog to learn more: buff.ly/SLbj2Pd
#CrisisCommunications #BrandReputation #StrategicCommunications #NarrativeIntelligence #Graphika #BrandBacklash
Romance scams are about more than stolen money. They’re carefully orchestrated schemes designed to build trust, exploit emotions and ultimately cause devastating financial losses for their victims.
In a new @MoneyLion article, Graphika Senior Analyst @jean_leroux explains the common stages of romance scams and the red flags to watch for, from relationships that move unusually fast to unexpected investment opportunities and requests for money.
Understanding how these schemes unfold is critical to recognizing manipulation before it’s too late. Graphika helps organizations detect emerging scams and fraud by analyzing online conversations, networks and narratives to uncover threats as they develop.
Read the article for insights from Graphika: buff.ly/wpnAwyW
Learn how Graphika helps organizations detect scams and fraud: buff.ly/ikSjYol
#Graphika #ScamAwareness #FraudPrevention #RomanceScams
What do online influence operations look like in the age of AI?
Graphika's Tyler Williams compared them to traditional marketing techniques in a new interview with @soontechnology's Zeke Spector examining the Dead Internet Theory and how its hallmarks, combined with generative AI, impact the content you see on your feed.
"What we've seen over time is that it doesn't really matter if the content is AI-generated. People still engage with and share things that resonate emotionally with them," Williams said. "You're tapping into an existing emotion or thought."
Watch the full video now: buff.ly/uAmcV89
Graphika is on site at EU DisinfoLab's #Disinfo2026, where our senior investigator Léa Ronzaud will be leading an OSINT workshop for early-career analysts and new FIMI researchers this week alongside researcher Ruty Korotaev.
At this year's conference and want to connect with our team? Please let us know!
Decision Agents and Deep Research, Graphika's AI-powered capabilities built on our proprietary AI World Model, are now available to help organizations investigating complex questions and seeking to understand what’s changing around them.
Our AI World Model structures actors, communities, relationships, narratives and momentum as they evolve, giving our AI the context to distinguish meaningful change from noise.
With Deep Research, teams can investigate complex intelligence questions in depth. With Decision Agents, they can continuously monitor the issues that matter most and surface meaningful developments as they emerge.
Our first Decision Agents include:
- Monitoring Agent, which helps teams recognize meaningful shifts in narratives and communities and understand when they warrant attention.
- Threat Detection Agent, which detects threatening or violent narratives that may result in real-world harm.
- Scams & Fraud Agent, which uncovers coordinated scams, impersonation, fraud campaigns and financial threats.
Together, Deep Research and Decision Agents create a continuous connection between investigation and ongoing intelligence — helping teams spend less time searching for what changed and more time understanding what it means.
Explore Decision Agents and learn about how they can support your intelligence needs: buff.ly/OwTYI1D
#Graphika #DecisionIntelligence #AI #AgenticAI #DecisionAgents #AIWorldModel
Before you respond to an online conversation about your brand, make sure you understand what’s actually happening.
Not every viral conversation represents meaningful reputational risk. Not every negative post is negative toward your brand.
Read on for five things brands should understand about online narratives, from how quickly they spread to who is driving them, which communities they’re reaching, and whether the situation warrants a response.
The key takeaway: Better context leads to more confident decisions.
Once you've reviewed the checklist, watch the full video series to learn more: buff.ly/sfQcV1B
#Graphika #CrisisMonitoring #BrandReputation #DecisionIntelligence
#NarrativeIntelligence #StrategicCommunications #CrisisCommunications
We’re proud to sponsor tomorrow's GadIntel NextGen Intelligence Conference.
The virtual conference brings together intelligence professionals and practitioners from around the world to explore practical approaches to modern intelligence challenges — from corporate intelligence and threat analysis to emerging risks and new analytic approaches.
Graphika is excited to support a community focused on advancing the intelligence profession and turning complex information into actionable insight.
There’s still time to register and join our team members attending tomorrow's event. See below for details!
#Intelligence #DecisionIntelligence #Graphika
What are Decision Agents and how do they change the way organizations make sense of fast-moving digital environments?
Graphika Product Marketing Manager Alexandra Matheny breaks down how our AI World Model powers Decision Agents and Deep Research to help organizations move from simply collecting signals to understanding what matters, what’s changing, and where action may be required.
Read to learn more about:
• How our Decision Agents continuously follow specific intelligence needs
• Why an AI World Model provides critical context for understanding digital activity
• How Deep Research and Decision Agents work together across the intelligence lifecycle
• The purpose-built capabilities behind Graphika’s Monitoring, Threat Detection, and Scams & Fraud Agents
Check out the full breakdown of Graphika Decision Agents and continuous intelligence. graphika.com/blogs/decision-…
#DecisionIntelligence #AI #AIWorldModel #Graphika #DeepResearch
AI can answer increasingly complex questions. But what happens after you stop asking?
Today, we’re introducing Decision Agents and Deep Research, new AI-powered capabilities built on Graphika’s proprietary AI World Model to help organizations investigate complex questions—and continuously understand what’s changing around them.
Our AI World Model structures actors, communities, relationships, narratives and momentum as they evolve, giving our AI the context to distinguish meaningful change from noise.
With Deep Research, teams can investigate complex intelligence questions in depth. With Decision Agents, they can continuously monitor the issues that matter most and surface meaningful developments as they emerge.
Our first Decision Agents include:
- Monitoring Agent, which helps teams recognize meaningful shifts in narratives and communities and understand when they warrant attention.
- Threat Detection Agent, which detects threatening or violent narratives that may result in real-world harm.
- Scams & Fraud Agent, which uncovers coordinated scams, impersonation, fraud campaigns and financial threats.
Together, Deep Research and Decision Agents create a continuous connection between investigation and ongoing intelligence — helping teams spend less time searching for what changed and more time understanding what it means.
And this is just the beginning. More purpose-built Decision Agents are coming to support a growing range of intelligence needs.
Explore Decision Agents and see how they can support your intelligence needs: graphika.com/decision-agents…
#Graphika #DecisionIntelligence #AI #AgenticAI #DecisionAgents #AIWorldModel
When an online narrative starts gaining momentum, the instinct may be to ask: “What should we say?”
But the better first question might be: “Do we need to say anything yet?”
Graphika Chief Scientist Dr. Vladimir Barash explains why understanding what’s spreading, who’s driving it, and how relevant audiences feel can help brands decide whether to respond or keep monitoring.
Explore all five questions in Before You Respond: graphika.com/blogs/crisis-mo…
#Graphika #CrisisMonitoring #BrandReputation #DecisionIntelligence
New intelligence from the Graphika Platform identifies a Russia-aligned influence operation targeting U.S. midterm candidates and German politicians with fabricated videos, manipulated news content and unverified claims of electoral fraud and corruption.
The activity spanned X, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Threads and Pinterest — illustrating how influence campaigns can move narratives across platforms and audiences.
Graphika assesses with high confidence that the activity was linked to Operation Overload and the Foundation to Battle Injustice.
Read what we found, how we investigated this, and learn about how the operation is still evolving. graphika.com/insights/russia…
A viral conversation can look like public consensus from the outside. But look closer and you may find a very different picture.
Online audiences are made up of distinct communities with different relationships, influence and attitudes. Understanding that structure can reveal whether a narrative is spreading broadly or largely circulating among the same groups.
Graphika's Dr. Vladimir Barash explains why who is participating can be just as important as how many people are participating.
Read more on our blog: graphika.com/blogs/crisis-mo…
#AudienceIntelligence #CrisisMonitoring #NarrativeIntelligence #Graphika
The Russian-aligned influence operation known as Operation Overload is targeting candidates ahead of the U.S. midterm elections.
Graphika's intelligence team has observed several likely inauthentic accounts on X seeding or sharing videos and manipulated newspaper pages with unverified claims accusing German and U.S. politicians of electoral fraud and corruption.
The finding is featured in a new article in @nytimes examining the current state of foreign influence campaigns from Russia and includes insights from Graphika senior analyst @jean_leroux.
To read the full story: nytimes.com/2026/09/18/us/po…
#Graphika #MidtermElection #OperationOverload #Russia #ForeignInfluence #ForeignInfluenceOperations
