Most tools tell you what is trending. CurAItion tells you why it matters now and what's missing—with timestamped citations you can verify.
Start a PilotWhat's trending right now? Who's connected to whom?
What patterns are emerging? Why is this happening now?
What are the implications? What should we do?
Beyond counting mentions—we extract meaning
Production database powering your queries
Production examples: Bitcoin has 381 Ethereum co-occurrences · Greenland mentions +1,461% week-over-week · 190 validated trigger hypotheses explain "why now?"
Culture moves across video, platforms, creators, and narratives. What matters now often disappears before teams have time to act.
Keeping up manually is no longer realistic. Aggregation is cheap and generic AI summaries are abundant — but credible synthesis is scarce.
Decisions are slowed by noise, reaction, and partial views. Teams default to what's loud, familiar, or easiest to resource.
Cultural intelligence should feel calm, grounded, and actionable — not overwhelming.
In fast-moving culture, knowing what to ignore is as valuable as knowing what to pursue.
Not add to it. Every insight is traceable, contestable, and grounded in timestamped evidence.
"The best AI systems reduce noise, not add to it. Cultural intelligence should feel calm, grounded, and actionable."
As the system is used, understanding compounds and judgement improves.
Video, audio, articles, and metadata are processed continuously — not batched.
Entities and signals are mapped in relation to each other across domains and time.
The more it's used, the deeper the context. Understanding accumulates, not resets.
Entities, references, and signals identified without interpretation.
Relationships between people, ideas, narratives, and contexts established.
Emergence, acceleration, saturation, and absence surfaced over time.
Signals contextualised against historical patterns and domain knowledge.
Insight shaped into clear implications for the decision at hand.
detect_patterns → trend_analysis → why_now
discover → implication_map → cited_themes
absence_scan → entity_cooccurrence → semantic_search
Teams who need a clear view of what has been happening across their domains, outputs, and competitors. Less time figuring out what to care about — more confidence acting on it.
Teams who need to know what formats and narratives are flying, what is already saturated, and what is worth building next. Evidence-backed creative direction.
Historical patterns inform present signals with increasing precision.
Entity networks grow richer with every piece of content processed.
Faster and more reliable decision support, compounding over time.
If it doesn't materially change how you see and prioritise signals, it shouldn't continue.
Short exploratory phase
Focused starting point
Signal quality from week one
Defined exit criteria
Infrastructure for judgement. The next step is a short exploratory phase.
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