Built for maritime intelligence
Turn complex maritime data into confident decision-making.

Explainable. Trusted. Decision‑ready
Artificial intelligence is transforming how maritime risk, compliance and trade decisions are made. But in high‑stakes environments, black‑box automation isn’t enough.
Our AI capabilities are purpose‑built for maritime intelligence combining proprietary data, advanced machine learning, and human expertise to deliver insights decision‑makers can trust.
Why our AI is different
Reduce manual analysis, connect complex signals and support better-informed maritime decisions.
Built on deep, connected maritime data
Our AI brings together Lloyd’s List Intelligence’s proprietary data and extensive maritime history with multiple AIS sources, satellite imagery, vessel and ownership intelligence, sanctions and risk data, and expert analysis.
Connecting these sources provides the context to understand vessels, the companies behind them and how they behave, helping you build a more complete picture than any single dataset can provide.
Designed for explainability
Understand the evidence behind the intelligence, not just the output. Our approach helps you assess findings, investigate risks and make decisions you can explain and defend.
Strengthened by human expertise
AI brings scale. Maritime experts bring context. Our specialists help identify new behaviours, validate intelligence and improve our models, so you can make better-informed decisions.
Intelligence that helps you act
Focus investigations on unusual vessel activity
Anticipate vessel movements and port conditions
Validate potential AIS spoofing with satellite evidence
Make decisions you can explain and defend
Detect unusual vessel activity
Identify potential AIS spoofing, dark activity and ship-to-ship transfers at scale. Our AI models help distinguish vessel-related risk from anomalies caused by external factors such as GNSS interference, helping you focus investigations where they matter.

Predict what happens next
Anticipate vessel destinations, routes, arrival times and port congestion. Predictions update as new evidence arrives, helping you plan around what is likely to happen next, not just what has already happened.

Beyond AIS. Independent evidence.
AIS positions can be incorrect, missing or manipulated. We combine AIS with independent observation and wider maritime intelligence to build a more complete picture of vessel activity.

From probable to confirmed AIS spoofing
For suitable events, satellite imagery and computer vision check whether a vessel is physically present where its AIS reports it to be. This independent evidence enables events to move from Probable AIS Spoofing to Confirmed AIS Spoofing, giving you stronger evidence to support your decisions.
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