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Robin Turner·Jul 23, 2025🕵️ Gralhix Exercise 004 — Political Visits & Presidential DoorsThis one was a bit tougher than the last two, and I really enjoyed that. The challenge felt like a genuine piece of investigative work…
Robin Turner·Jul 22, 2025🎯 Gralhix Exercise 002 — Familiar Territory (Or So I Thought…)Fresh off the high of completing Exercise 001, I decided to jump straight into the next challenge. I was feeling pretty confident… maybe…
Robin Turner·Jul 22, 2025Diving in to OSINT — Gralhix exercise 001.A while ago, I decided to learn coding in my spare time. I took a few online courses, watched some videos, and lurked around on…
InOSINT TeambyUberZachAttack·Aug 4, 2024Discord OSINT Redux (with Spy.pet)(Originally written on August 4th, 2024 here)
InIdeas and Insights from the JSK Journalism Fellows at StanfordbyEoghan Macguire·Mar 5, 2024Could an AI editor augment (rather than replace) humans in the newsroom?There are lots of legitimate questions and concerns about how AI will impact journalism. But there are also opportunities.
Real Time News Analysis·Jan 2, 2024Can Open-Source AI Beat GPT-4 In 2024?Open-Source AI vs. GPT-4: The Democratization Battle for AI Global Supremacy
AKTEK·Dec 14, 2023The Advantages and Challenges of Using Social Media in InvestigationsSocial media platforms are essential for open source investigations due to their widespread use and real-time nature.
InIdeas and Insights from the JSK Journalism Fellows at StanfordbyEoghan Macguire·Nov 14, 2023Can new storytelling methods elevate the work of the open source investigative community?Open source investigations have led to some major scoops, but not all important projects get the attention they deserve.
InHuman Rights CenterbyMaggie Andresen·Nov 1, 2023Q&A with HRC Investigations Lab alumnus Devon LumExploring HRW’s recent investigation into mass killings of Ethiopian migrants at Yemen’s border by Saudi border guards
