Analysing and intelligently optimising digital behavioural spaces in the AI era.
For marketing, forensics and strategic decisions.
Digital Behavioural Spaces
For most people, the digital space has become an omnipresent, integral part of the real world and their own identity. It is used for communication, gathering information, self-promotion – for life. With the advent of artificial intelligence, this trend is continuing to grow – and is being expanded to include one more aspect: thinking.
In an age of hyperinformation, cognitive distortion and manipulation attempts, I have specialised in the analysis and optimisation of digital behavioural spaces. To this end, I integrate technical, social, communication and cognitive psychological, as well as economic aspects. For more revenue, strategic decision-making and truth-finding.
Cognitive digital traces
Every click, every search, every interaction on the internet leaves traces. These data are more than just numbers: they reflect patterns of human behaviour, reveal interests and allow conclusions to be drawn about decisions. Searching for digital traces therefore means recognising the hidden signatures of thought and making them understandable.
Cognitive digital spaces
Digital spaces are not neutral. They structure perception, direct attention and help determine how we act. At the same time, people influence each other within these spaces – through content, comments or deliberate manipulation. Analysing digital spaces helps us understand how technology and social dynamics together shape our thinking.
Cognocratic systems
Artificial intelligence is creating a new level of influence: systems are actively reshaping spaces, controlling information flows and creating new dependencies. The effects affect not only individuals, but also the economy, politics and society. Even our cognitive abilities – judgement, attention, creativity – are coming under the influence of cognocratic structures.