Disciplines 03 Military · AI and the military spectrum An influence campaign is a network: accounts, messages and communities that amplify each other. We measure it by its structure, not by the noise of a single message. Research on the role of AI in the military domain: the information environment, open-source analysis and system evaluation, with primary sources.
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Map a coordinated campaign Problem
Messages that look spontaneous and are not.
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Graph of accounts and content, coordination patterns and image fingerprints (perceptual hash).
→ Deliverable
Report with the network, the method and its uncertainty.
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Measure the real reach of a narrative Problem
Knowing whether a narrative matters or just makes noise.
→ Approach
Spread across communities, bridges between them and comparison with a control group.
→ Deliverable
Reach indicators and response recommendations.
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Evaluate an AI system Problem
A model that must work in conditions nobody has tested.
→ Approach
Adverse scenarios, documented limits and human control over decisions.
→ Deliverable
Evaluation report and a reusable test suite.
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Research report Problem
A strategic question without organized data.
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Primary sources, timelines and quantitative analysis where data exists.
→ Deliverable
Publishable or confidential report, with sources.
What we have published Oct 14, 2026 · 18 min
A Russian diplomat hounded by Shiba Inu dogs, a meme factory with a $1.25 million monthly budget and a Chinese operation with 7,704 accounts that almost nobody saw. Primary-source research on the parallel war of memes: how it is orchestrated, measured and shut down.
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All in Military → How we can work Research Reports with primary sources on AI, doctrine and the information environment.
Open-source analysis Collection, cleaning and network analysis of public data.
AI system evaluation Tests, limits and documentation of what a system does and does not do.
Training Workshops on information warfare, detection and response.
For public bodies and analysts · media, NGOs and fact-checking teams · companies in the sector
What data exists, which decision depends on it and what has failed so far? That is where we start. Diagnosis, design, build and test, handover.
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