PeakMetrics Wins Two Air Force Contracts to Develop Technology to Combat Disinformation

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Thu, May 13, 2021, 6:12 AM1 min read

Los Angeles, California--(Newsfile Corp. - May 13, 2021) - PeakMetrics, a machine learning platform used to spot trends & predict message resonance across news, social, and TV/radio, was awarded $1.5M through two Phase II Small Business Research Innovation (SBIR) contracts from the U.S. Air Force/AFWERX to develop capabilities that combat disinformation.

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About PeakMetrics
PeakMetrics extracts insights and creates actionable data from millions of unstructured, cross-channel media datasets in real-time. It does this by aggregating all types of social and traditional media and then uses machine learning to predict how messages will develop and spread online. PeakMetrics has been battle-tested on some of today's most complex media issues - from responding to crisis management situations to combating state-sponsored disinformation. The company is a Techstars backed company. www.peakmetrics.com

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PeakMetrics Team
press@peakmetrics.com

Source: PeakMetrics

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