A demo of something I've been hacking on 👀
OSINT investigators have to parse large volume documents in their flow, looking for hidden clues and useful context. Definitely think we need more ML tools to help extract + visualize key information:
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right now it's extracting key characters and their actions in the document & context, but thinking about creating timelines, relationships btw people, and possibly maps/locations.
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This was much inspired from my personal investigative projects (both legal & journalistic) — supply chain analysis, military chain of command, illegal fishing. The tool shouldn’t drive investigations, rather the story should drive the tool’s flexibility.
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Balancing journalist’s explorative control of the document is a key challenge here and one way to tackle this is to make AI decisions interpretable for humans to guide the direction of their investigations. I’m skeptical of making QA / prompt-based interfaces for this reason!
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thank u❤️ would absolutely love ur input to make it more useful! currently taking a lot of inspiration from supply chain investigations, hoping to make it available very soon:)
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Wow, this belongs on this directory tapor.ca/tools
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Can it be used to FINALLY organize tweets in the giant mess of favorited tweet items impossible to access?
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ty:) hoping to make it open-source too, but still iterating on what’s the most useful interface can be
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