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The Next Palantir Could Ignite in Tel Aviv — and It’s Built on Soft-Signal Intelligence, Not Surveil
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RealEye pioneers soft-signal intelligence, detecting identity drift and long-term behavioral shifts to surface risks that traditional OSINT tools miss.
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This article explores RealEye.ai’s attempt to industrialize soft-signal intelligence, a discipline that detects emerging threats by reading identity drift, ideological evolution, and long-term behavioral change—challenging the surveillance-first assumptions of legacy OSINT vendors.
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