Coverage aligned to the policy calendar
Monitoring focused on the consultations, approvals and inquiries that matter to you, during the windows when they are contested.
AI Uniti detects coordinated activity in the policy conversations that affect you, and gives you the evidence to distinguish manufactured opposition from genuine public concern, in both directions.
Policy windows are attack windows. Consultations, approvals, licence renewals and inquiries all run to a published timetable, which makes them the easiest events in corporate life to plan a campaign against. A coordinated push into a consultation does not need to persuade anyone. It only needs to create the appearance of public concern at the moment a decision-maker is looking.
There is a second exposure, and it is the one that tends to be underestimated. If activity supporting your own position turns out to be inauthentic, the regulatory problem becomes yours. Whether your organisation commissioned it is not the first question that gets asked, and by the time it is answered the story has moved on.
Both risks come down to the same question: is this activity organic? Sentiment analysis cannot answer it, because a manufactured campaign and a genuine movement say the same things.
Signal analyses the behavioural structure of a conversation rather than its content: who posted together, in what sequence, through which networks, across which platforms. Coordination has a signature that persuasion does not, and it is far harder to disguise than language.
That works in both directions. The same evidence that identifies a manufactured campaign against your position can demonstrate that support for it was organic, which is the more useful capability on the day a regulator asks. See foreign interference and regulatory evidence.
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Monitoring focused on the consultations, approvals and inquiries that matter to you, during the windows when they are contested.
The difference decides your response. Treating a coordinated campaign as public sentiment leads to concessions nobody asked for; treating genuine concern as a campaign is considerably worse.
Deterministic behavioural evidence with a traceable chain, built to be submitted rather than summarised.
We have published an investigation that concluded activity was not coordinated, with the method and the data shown. Being able to demonstrate that something was organic is a capability most monitoring cannot offer, because most monitoring cannot return a defensible negative.
Media monitoring tells you what is being said. This tells you whether the people saying it are acting independently.
It is built for that: deterministic, traceable and explainable, rather than a model output with a confidence score.
Yes, and that is often the more valuable direction. The method produces defensible negative findings, not only positive ones.
We analyse coordination patterns in public conversation. The unit of analysis is behaviour across accounts, not any individual's views.