Philip Jama

What the Headlines Miss

A living knowledge graph that maps the connections between geopolitical actors, assets, and events — and surfaces the scenarios most likely to unfold.

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Graph Intelligence in Action

Closure of Strait of Hormuz — Ego Graph

Countries, assets, leaders, and economic factors mapped around a single geopolitical event — with typed relationships and causal connections.

Scenario Forecast — Closure of Strait of Hormuz

Probability-weighted outcomes: Stagflationary Shockwave (75%), Aviation Margin Collapse (90%), with tail risk analysis.

This Week’s Analysis

Private Credit — Ego Graph

The insurer–private credit nexus: capital groups, feeder funds, BDCs, and life insurers connected through opaque rated-note structures.

Scenario Forecast — Private Credit

Contained Liquidity Squeeze (40%), AI-Fueled Next Wave (25%), Regulatory Ring-Fencing (15%), with insurer contagion tail risk.

Artificial Intelligence — Ego Graph

50+ connected entities across energy, defense, labor, and policy — mapping the second-order effects of AI deployment.

Scenario Forecast — Artificial Intelligence

AI Power Grid bottleneck (55%), White-Collar Disruption (45%), Productivity Boom (30%), with geopolitical arms race dynamics.

How World Graph Works

1

Map the Connections

A continuously learning knowledge graph that absorbs new events as they unfold. Countries, leaders, organizations, assets, and policies — connected by weighted, typed relationships that evolve over time.

2

Surface What Matters

Query any topic and see its full neighborhood: every connected actor, asset, and event ranked by relevance across geopolitics, commodities, and finance. The signal, without the noise.

3

Forecast the Scenarios

Each analysis produces 5–7 probability-weighted scenarios: what could happen, how likely, by when, and what to watch for. Built for people who need to act, not just observe.

Built on graph theory research, network analysis, and 15+ years of ML engineering.