AI Tools

Alexi is an AI legal research assistant for litigators and in-house counsel. Lawyers submit a question and the system delivers a research memo with cited cases. Results typically come back in minutes rather than the hours a junior lawyer would need. It is designed to replace costly research providers for focused questions.

Autograph is a digital authentication platform for athlete-backed collectibles. It uses AI and digital signatures to prove provenance of sports memorabilia and NFTs. Tom Brady and other athletes have co-founded and issued goods on the platform. Fans and collectors trade authenticated items in a branded marketplace.

Blackbird AI is a narrative intelligence platform focused on brand and executive risk. It uses AI to detect coordinated online manipulation, harmful narratives, and hidden threats. Security and communications teams use it to respond faster to reputational attacks. Enterprise customers include consumer brands and public-sector agencies.

Civic Signal is an African media and data project that uses AI to analyze news quality. It focuses on how health, elections, and climate are covered by media houses across the continent. Researchers and media organizations can explore findings through open dashboards. The goal is to raise standards for accurate public interest reporting in Africa.

Dataminr is a real-time AI platform that detects breaking events from public data. It scans social media, sensor networks, and public records for early signals of major incidents. Customers include newsrooms, corporate security teams, and first responders. Alerts arrive minutes before stories break on wire services.

Disco from CS Disco is an ediscovery and legal-hold platform for law firms. It uses AI to review and tag millions of documents at a fraction of the normal cost. Deep learning models surface relevant evidence faster than manual review teams. Corporate legal departments also use the platform to manage compliance investigations.

Factmata is a content intelligence platform that uses AI to score text for misinformation. It flags harmful claims, hate speech, and propaganda across news and social content. Platforms and brands use it to avoid running ads next to toxic pages. The goal is to help the internet reward high-quality journalism.

Graphika is a social network mapping company that uses AI to study online communities. It visualizes how groups form and how influence campaigns move information between them. Clients include governments, platforms, and foundations focused on information integrity. Its reports are widely cited in coverage of election and extremism issues.

Hookline is an AI story assistant that helps journalists turn messy notes into clean leads. Reporters paste in interview transcripts, source quotes, and background research. The tool returns headline options, story angles, and a draft opening paragraph. It is aimed at newsrooms that want to move faster without sacrificing quality.

JournalistAI is an AI article generator aimed at content publishers and news sites. Users enter a topic, choose a tone, and the tool drafts a full SEO-optimized news post. It pulls information from recent news sources and includes citations to each one. Many small publishers use it to keep a steady stream of daily content live.

Logically is an AI platform that fights misinformation with fact-checking and monitoring tools. Clients include elections commissions, health agencies, and social networks. The platform combines machine learning with a large human fact-checking team. It produces dashboards and weekly briefings on active narratives.

NewsGuard is a news rating service that grades the reliability of thousands of news sites. Trained journalists score sites on nine credibility criteria backed by AI-assisted monitoring. Ratings appear as browser labels for consumers and as a data feed for platforms and advertisers. The service is used by ad networks to avoid unreliable or sanctioned sites.

NewsWhip is a content intelligence platform that tracks what stories are being shared online. It uses AI to predict which articles will pop on social networks in the next hours. Editors use it to spot trends, and PR teams use it to see how content lands. It sits on top of a database of billions of articles and social posts.

NewsWhip Spike is a real-time story tracker that ranks trending content by audience engagement. Editors see which headlines, videos, and links are gaining speed right now. AI features predict which rising stories are likely to go viral next. Newsrooms use it to choose what to cover and how to position each piece.

Nexis Newsdesk is a LexisNexis media monitoring platform for enterprise communications teams. It pulls alerts from global news and broadcast sources using AI-powered search. Users build customized dashboards to track brand, industry, and executive mentions. Automated reports roll up coverage for leadership on any schedule.

Pendulum is a narrative intelligence platform that tracks dangerous stories across the open web. It uses AI to cluster related claims into narratives and trace how they spread. Trust and safety teams at large brands and government clients use it for early warning. The tool covers video, audio, and written content in many languages.

Primer is a natural language AI platform built for newsrooms and national security teams. It summarizes huge amounts of unstructured data like documents, news feeds, and chat logs. Analysts can ask plain-language questions and get short briefings back. It is used by government agencies and enterprise risk teams.

Propel is a public relations CRM built to replace spreadsheets for PR teams. AI-assisted features help draft pitches and match journalists to topics. Users track every story, follow-up, and placement in one clean timeline. Analytics roll up share of voice and coverage value for leadership reporting.

Reality Defender is a deepfake detection platform that scans media for AI-generated manipulation. It works on images, video, and audio and returns a risk score within seconds. Banks, newsrooms, and governments deploy it to catch fraud and impersonation attempts. The company maintains a growing library of known fake patterns.

Sensity is a visual threat intelligence platform specializing in deepfake detection at scale. It monitors video and imagery across social networks, messaging apps, and the open web. AI models detect face swaps, lip syncs, and other synthetic media techniques. Banks and identity verification providers use it to protect KYC processes.