Protecting truth in the age of manipulation

At the intersection of media, civil society, and AI technology, we're building tools to combat disinformation and promote media literacy.

About Aisberg

Aisberg is a non-profit organization dedicated to combating disinformation and promoting media literacy in the digital age. We operate at the intersection of technology, journalism, and civil society to create tools that help citizens navigate the complex information landscape.

Our name reflects our mission - just as 90% of an iceberg is hidden beneath the surface, much of the information ecosystem operates in ways that aren't immediately visible to the public. We bring these hidden dynamics to light.

Multidisciplinary Team
Global Perspective

Eisberg News Project

Our flagship initiative combining AI analysis with expert journalism to detect and explain disinformation patterns

Fake Detection

Advanced algorithms analyze content patterns to identify potential disinformation with high accuracy.

Telegram Analysis

Real-time sentiment and narrative tracking across Telegram channels to detect emerging disinformation campaigns.

Public Briefings

Weekly reports explaining major disinformation trends in clear, accessible language for journalists and policymakers.

Our Core Principles

Guiding everything we do at Aisberg

Transparency

We disclose our methodologies and are open about our limitations.

Media Literacy

We empower citizens with critical thinking tools, not just information.

Diversity

We value multiple perspectives while maintaining factual accuracy.

Integrity

We resist external pressures that might compromise our independence.

Our Work

How we're making an impact in the fight against disinformation

AI Analysis

Developing machine learning models to detect emerging disinformation patterns across multiple languages.

Media Monitoring

Tracking narratives across traditional and social media to identify manipulation attempts.

Education

Workshops and online courses teaching digital literacy and critical thinking skills.

Digital Safety

Research on how disinformation actors target vulnerable communities online.

Partnerships

Collaborating with journalists, fact-checkers, and civil society organizations worldwide.

Open Data

Providing researchers with anonymized datasets to study disinformation patterns.

Join the movement. Shape the information future.

Whether you're a researcher, journalist, technologist, or concerned citizen, there are many ways to get involved with our work.