A list of articles, videos, and tools related to the use of AI for OSINT (github.com)

This roundup collects articles, videos and tools centered on applying AI to open‑source intelligence (OSINT), from practical prompt‑engineering guides and a 103‑prompt ChatGPT list to workflow cheat sheets, generative‑AI techniques, and case‑study videos. Resources cover hands‑on tactics—how to use ChatGPT for sourcing, extraction, image ID and file analysis—plus browser extensions and platforms like Ubikron (Chrome extension) that consolidate functions such as web‑page parsing, annotation, AI image recognition, assistant chat and investigative file analysis into a single toolkit. The significance for AI/ML practitioners and OSINT teams is twofold: dramatic efficiency gains and new risk vectors. Technically, proficiency in prompt engineering, chain‑of‑thought elicitation, retrieval‑augmented generation and verification workflows becomes core skillset; tools automate repetitive extraction and initial analysis but still rely on human oversight to validate provenance, guard against hallucinations, bias, adversarial manipulation and preserve chain‑of‑custody. The collection also surfaces a lively debate—some argue AI augments analysts, others warn of degraded critical thinking and overreliance—highlighting that responsible deployment, rigorous verification pipelines and reproducible prompts are essential as AI reshapes investigative workflows.