Cultural Intelligence Platform

Cur(AI)tion

Turn cultural signals into cited strategic intelligence

Most tools tell you what is trending. CurAItion tells you why it matters now and what's missing—with timestamped citations you can verify.

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Tactical

What's trending right now? Who's connected to whom?

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Operational

What patterns are emerging? Why is this happening now?

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Strategic

What are the implications? What should we do?

What Makes CurAItion Different

Beyond counting mentions—we extract meaning

Maps relationship networks, not just counts
Detects emergent patterns across domains
Explains why something is trending
Scans for absence (who's gone quiet)
Generates strategic implications by audience
Timestamped citations you can verify
Live Intelligence

Production database powering your queries

4,062
Content Items
Videos & articles analyzed
45,824
Entities Extracted
People, orgs, brands, concepts
32,095
Relationships
Mapped entity connections
250K+
Co-occurrences
Who appears with whom

Production examples: Bitcoin has 381 Ethereum co-occurrences · Greenland mentions +1,461% week-over-week · 190 validated trigger hypotheses explain "why now?"

Culture is accelerating
Most organisations are not short on information. They are short on time, clarity, and trust. The issue isn't speed — it's knowing what to trust, what to ignore, and when confidence is justified.
1

Signals peak and fade

Culture moves across video, platforms, creators, and narratives. What matters now often disappears before teams have time to act.

2

Manual tracking fails

Keeping up manually is no longer realistic. Aggregation is cheap and generic AI summaries are abundant — but credible synthesis is scarce.

3

Low confidence decisions

Decisions are slowed by noise, reaction, and partial views. Teams default to what's loud, familiar, or easiest to resource.

More data does not equal more understanding

Taste is a system, not a gut feeling

Cultural intelligence should feel calm, grounded, and actionable — not overwhelming.

Curation beats prediction

In fast-moving culture, knowing what to ignore is as valuable as knowing what to pursue.

The best AI reduces noise

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."

How Cur(AI)tion thinks
At the core is a knowledge graph that captures entities, relationships, and patterns as they evolve.

Cur(AI)tion Intelligence Platform

As the system is used, understanding compounds and judgement improves.

Semantic Context Cultural Context Competitive Context Creator / Influencer Context Temporal Change Content Format Context Commercial & Community Context Trend Analysis

Multi-signal ingestion

Video, audio, articles, and metadata are processed continuously — not batched.

Contextual understanding

Entities and signals are mapped in relation to each other across domains and time.

Compounding intelligence

The more it's used, the deeper the context. Understanding accumulates, not resets.

How judgement is applied
Each layer builds on the previous one, with full citation provenance, so conclusions remain traceable and contestable.
01

Extraction

Entities, references, and signals identified without interpretation.

02

Mapping

Relationships between people, ideas, narratives, and contexts established.

03

Detection

Emergence, acceleration, saturation, and absence surfaced over time.

04

Interpretation

Signals contextualised against historical patterns and domain knowledge.

05

Activation

Insight shaped into clear implications for the decision at hand.

How teams use Cur(AI)tion
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Trend Forecaster

"What patterns are forming before they peak?"

detect_patterns → trend_analysis → why_now

  • Inject live cultural signals into decks and RFPs
  • Stress-test territories with evidence, not instinct
  • Move from debate to confident judgement
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Brand Marketer

"How should my brand respond to this shift?"

discover → implication_map → cited_themes

  • Monitor competitors and adjacent players in context
  • Surface emerging signals before they peak
  • Identify gaps others haven't seen yet
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Media Owner

"What content opportunities are we missing?"

absence_scan → entity_cooccurrence → semantic_search

  • Map repeatable story arcs and formats
  • Track how signals build around key moments
  • Separate durable movement from short-lived noise
What changed?
What teams consistently tell us after a short pilot.
Before
  • × Lots of signals, but low confidence in which ones mattered
  • × Decisions slowed by noise, reaction, and partial views
  • × Teams defaulted to what was loud, familiar, or easiest to resource
  • × Killing ideas felt risky; green-lighting them felt rushed
After
  • Clear view of which signals were genuinely accelerating vs. noisy
  • Common language for what matters now and six months from now
  • Decisions shifted from opinion to evidence-backed judgement
  • Stopped pursuing some things earlier, committed to others faster
Available Tools
The Cur(AI)tion MCP server gives Claude and ChatGPT direct access to the full intelligence platform.
0 Discovery
Entry points & orientation
curaition_discover
Unified entry point—routes your question automatically
curaition_list_domains
Available domains (crypto, F1, etc.)
curaition_get_stats
Database statistics
1 Content
What's being said
curaition_trend_analysis
Who's rising/falling—Greenland +1,461%, Gold +346% this week
curaition_entity_cooccurrence
Network mapping—Bitcoin has 381 Ethereum co-occurrences
curaition_semantic_search
Find content by meaning, not keywords
curaition_get_cited_themes
Themes with YouTube timestamp citations
curaition_get_relationships
Entity connections—32K+ mapped relationships
curaition_list_content
Browse 4K+ analyzed videos & articles
curaition_get_content
Full content details with analysis
curaition_search_entities
Search 45K+ extracted entities by name or type
curaition_get_analysis
Retrieve analysis results (outlines, crypto signals)
2 Patterns
What's forming
curaition_detect_patterns
Emerging patterns—"Institutional Takeover" accelerating at 1.2x
curaition_pattern_registry
Browse/create patterns with succession tracking
3 Causality
Why it's happening
curaition_why_now_analysis
190 trigger hypotheses explain timing—ETF approval lag effect
curaition_absence_scan
Who's gone quiet—Aston Martin -83% despite Newey hire
curaition_trigger_hypothesis_registry
Browse/create causal explanations (10 trigger types)
curaition_tracked_absence_registry
Monitor declining entities (5 absence types)
4 Activation
What to do about it
curaition_implication_map
Strategic actions by role—"For Brand Marketers: Position as..."
curaition_intelligence_brief
Compiled briefs with evidence chains & confidence scores
Who it's for
Cur(AI)tion supports both thinkers and makers.

Thinkers

Executive, Insights & Strategy

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.

Makers

Creative, Content, Editorial & Social

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.

Why this compounds
The system becomes harder to replace because it reflects how the organisation thinks.
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Context deepens

Historical patterns inform present signals with increasing precision.

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Relationships strengthen

Entity networks grow richer with every piece of content processed.

Judgement accelerates

Faster and more reliable decision support, compounding over time.

What a pilot looks like
A Cur(AI)tion pilot is designed to be low-risk and immediately useful. Most begin with one clearly defined domain or question, producing live outputs within the first few weeks.

If it doesn't materially change how you see and prioritise signals, it shouldn't continue.

30–60 days

Short exploratory phase

One domain

Focused starting point

Live outputs

Signal quality from week one

Clear decision

Defined exit criteria

Understanding matters.

Infrastructure for judgement. The next step is a short exploratory phase.

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