GENOME: A New Geopolitical Event Methodology and Dataset using Large Language Models
HCSS has won an Honorable Mention at ACL 2026 in San Diego, the world's leading Natural Language Processing conference, for GENOME, a new method that uses Large Language Models to map geopolitical events from global news, capturing both conflict and cooperation with unusual precision. Developed by the HCSS Datalab, the award-winning method is the foundation for what comes next: later this year, HCSS will launch the GENOME platform, a public interface turning global news into a living map of how states interact. Sign up for early access.
New Report | GENOME: A New Geopolitical Event Methodology and Dataset using Large Language Models
HCSS has won an Honorable Mention at ACL 2026 in San Diego, the world's leading Natural Language Processing conference, for GENOME, a new method that uses Large Language Models to map geopolitical events from global news, capturing both conflict and cooperation with unusual precision. Developed by the HCSS Datalab, the award-winning method is the foundation for what comes next: later this year, HCSS will launch the GENOME platform, a public interface turning global news into a living map of how states interact. Sign up for early access.
HCSS is hiring: Data Scientist & Software Developer (Junior)
Join HCSS as a Junior Data Scientist & Software Developer and help tackle today’s most pressing geopolitical and security challenges through data-driven analysis. Working within our Datalab, you will develop innovative tools, apply AI and machine learning techniques, and transform complex data into strategic insights for governments, international organisations, NGOs, and the private sector. If you combine strong quantitative skills with programming expertise and an interest in international security, we would like to hear from you.
