Pro-Iran content being amplified by Russia and China is detailed in this week's article from @nytimes.com.
The piece writes that "influence operations in both countries have worked at times in a seemingly coordinated fashion, according to Graphika." www.nytimes.com/2026/03/28/b...
If passed, the resolution, HCR 6008, would request the state’s attorney general sue China for $100 billion in damages over the COVID-19 pandemic. #Graphika analyst Lili Turner discussed our findings with @dakotanewsnow.com's @bethwarden.bsky.social.
Graphika uncovered accounts linked to Chinese state-linked influence operation Spamouflage on multiple platforms posing as South Dakotans.
Their goal: to criticize a proposed South Dakota House of Representatives resolution and state lawmakers.
To learn more about the fraud campaign Graphika is tracking that uses this tactic to solicit sensitive account information from users, check out our blog: graphika.com/posts/dial-f...
Scammers are increasingly leveraging search engine optimization (SEO) poisoning.
They're using traditional SEO techniques to push fraudulent content, such as phony customer support numbers, to the top of search results.
Read on to learn about how SEO poisoning works.
Pro-Iranian, anti-U.S. narratives have been shared by Iranian state media and pro-regime accounts since the outbreak of the war.
Graphika spoke with @forbes.com about the spread of one video that depicts a Lego version of President Trump with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Graphika's Matthew Patane found that NCII services remain tenacious and adaptive despite government regulation, public scrutiny, and social media platform moderation.
At the heart of this industry is a profit-driven motivation that perpetuates harm and harassment against individuals – primarily women and girls – who have not consented to their likenesses being used for sexual purposes.
Graphika’s new report, (Don't) Look at This Photograph, is out today.
It examines the tactics AI nudifier and undressing services use for promotion and revenue generation online.
A sophisticated information war being waged online by pro-Iran actors - with a boost from Russia and China - is the subject of a new article from @nytimes.com featuring #Graphika.
Scammers are increasingly leveraging search engine optimization (SEO) poisoning.
They're using traditional SEO techniques to push fraudulent content, such as phony customer support numbers, to the top of search results.
Read on to learn more. graphika.com/posts/dial-f...
During the 2026 Winter Olympics, 4chan users weaponized AI to generate and share non-consensual intimate imagery of female Olympians. New Graphika report exposes how they did it and why it matters. Read the report: buff.ly/VKrSPuh
#NCII #GraphikaReport
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If you have a bank account, deepfakes of trusted figures and institutions are looking to find you right now.
#Graphika has identified more than 50 cases of coordinated actors using AI-generated video and audio to simulate individuals who can entice victims into financial fraud.
Read on for more.
At Graphika, he shared, the emergence of AI has allowed us to transform our company's vision and build out its core technology as an AI World Model for the information environment.
#Graphika CEO @guytemccord.bsky.social recently spoke with The Software Leaders UNCENSORED Podcast about leadership strategies, scaling a company, and the profound impacts of artificial intelligence on product development.
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From local AI models to targeted harassment: we tracked the TTPs used to abuse Olympic athletes on 4chan. Read the full investigation: buff.ly/YQPvNQL
Motivated scammers impersonating the IRS are grabbing hold of generative AI tools, resulting in more convincing ways for them to carry out fraud.
#Graphika intelligence specialist @angiewaller.bsky.social shared insights @moneylion.bsky.social on the top tax scams our team is observing this year.
Unmoderated AI + specialized files fuel creation of abusive imagery targeting Olympians. A disturbing trend with clear brand and safety implications.
Read now: buff.ly/gqryizl
#AIEthics #BrandSafety
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When military conflict breaks out, the battlefield extends beyond physical borders and organizations across sectors are in the crosshairs.
Grab a seat for this week's Graphika webinar, Ask An Expert: Cyber Threats and Information Operations in Times of War: launch.graphika.com/cyber-threat...
How is AI making foreign influence campaigns more dangerous?
Graphika's Tyler Williams tackled that question with CNN's Gianna Toboni for a new edition of CNN Explains.
To watch the full segment, log onto the CNN app or click the link below and enter your TV provider: www.cnn.com/videos/title...
AI-generated dating profiles are funneling users to scam sites that steal money & personal data. Learn how these scams are evolving in Graphika’s new report: buff.ly/dc9pVU8
#CyberSecurity #RomanceScams
Registration is now open for next week's webinar, Ask An Expert: Cyber Threats and Information Operations in Times of War.
Register to join us next Wednesday, March 18 at 12 pm ET / 9 am PT as we examine the cyber threat landscape during the current Iran war: launch.graphika.com/cyber-threat...
AI isn’t just changing how content is created. It’s changing how elections are influenced worldwide.
In new analysis, Graphika examines how generative AI tools were utilized in three recent elections, revealing a shift in how influence operations are carried out online. graphika.com/posts/deepfa...
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Graphika's report Abusing Athletes is featured in a new @cybernews.bsky.social story about 4chan users spreading non-consensual intimate imagery of female Olympic athletes.
Read the full story: cybernews.com/ai-news/alys...
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I spent the last few weeks analyzing a network of dating profiles featuring attractive senior women, wealthy singles, and niche romance communities.
There’s just one problem.
Most of the people in the images don’t exist.
🧵 A thread on our latest @graphika.com report:
Graphika’s new report, Fauxmantic Overtures, is out today.
It uncovers synthetic dating profiles on social platforms funneling romance seekers into a Chinese-operated online scam.
Social media users are being lured with AI-enhanced or -generated images and videos promoting fake dating candidates.
This National Consumer Protection Week, Graphika is highlighting a social media scam offering access to “medbeds,” a nonexistent technology without medical basis, touted as having “miracle” abilities to heal an array of ailments.
Learn how fraud networks are using promises of cures as lures below.