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From our CEO: How GeoPoll is Using AI to Strengthen Real-World Research

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From our CEO: How GeoPoll is Using AI to Strengthen Real-World Research
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Real People. Real Insights. AI-Enhanced Intelligence

For over a decade, GeoPoll has supported development agencies, governments, researchers, media houses, and commercial clients with timely, high-quality data from some of the world’s most difficult-to-reach regions. Our work has always been rooted in real human insight, collected at scale through mobile-based methods, and made accessible through flexible, remote research infrastructure.

That hasn’t changed.

What has changed, and continues to evolve, is how we use technology to make this work faster, more scalable, and more efficient. We pioneered mobile-based research in emerging markets when connectivity was a challenge and few others were investing in the space. We built custom platforms that made it possible to collect data in hard-to-reach areas, quickly and affordably. And we’ve continued to innovate ever since.

At GeoPoll, no research project is ever identical to the last. Our teams are constantly solving for context, adapting methodologies, building tools in real time, and finding technical solutions that work in places where standard platforms fall short. It’s this practical, hands-on innovation that defines how we operate.

The Direction We Are Taking with AI

Artificial Intelligence is changing how work gets done across every sector, and research is no exception.

As a tech-first research company, we have spent the last several years building, testing, and refining a range of AI tools across our data pipeline. Today, we are pleased to share that AI is now fully integrated into how GeoPoll delivers research, not to tick trend boxes, but as a way to improve the speed, accuracy, and consistency of data collection in the field.

We have embedded AI into the real systems we already use, including but not limited to:

AI helps validate survey logic and translations before fieldwork begins
AI checks live data for inconsistencies or anomalies during collection
AI reviews call transcripts to ensure enumerators follow protocol
NLP models help code and categorize open-ended responses
Predictive tools support sample targeting and flagging during tracking studies
We have built AI models and tools to help with faster data analysis and reporting

Importantly, AI doesn’t replace our teams; it superpowers them. Every GeoPoll project is still led by experienced researchers and supported by local teams. AI allows them to focus on analysis and insight, rather than manual review or error handling.

Simply, we are an AI-enhanced, human-led research organization. Our approach is grounded in the same fundamentals: direct data collection from people on the ground, strong field oversight, and practical, decision-focused reporting. But we’ve embedded AI tools and processes across the research lifecycle to improve efficiency, scale, and quality.

In short, we are still powered by people, but now enhanced by AI.

Where We Stand on Synthetic Data

With growing industry interest in synthetic data and fully simulated insights to replace direct data collection entirely, we have been asked where we stand. The answer is simple:

GeoPoll remains committed to real data from real people.

In the markets we serve, where lived realities often diverge from global assumptions, it is critical to ground decisions in firsthand, current input. We believe that AI can and should enhance this work, but not replace it.

Through internal testing, including findings published in our Whitepaper on Synthetic Data, we have seen firsthand how research based solely on synthetic data can miss the nuance, variability, and context that only direct engagement can provide. It can surface assumptions, but it cannot substitute for experience.

We have the capability to generate synthetic datasets, powered by our technology and one of the largest archives of primary research data in emerging markets, based on over 50 million completed surveys. And we do use synthetic data where it makes sense: to test scripts, simulate responses, and explore hypotheses before live deployment.

But we draw the line at using synthetic data as the final source of truth.

GeoPoll’s position is clear: credible, contextual insight must be built on real people and real voices, especially in regions where reliable data is scarce, outdated, or absent altogether. Our view is that AI should improve how we gather and interpret that data, not bypass it entirely.

Supporting Responsible AI Development with GeoPoll AI Data Streams

Our commitment to real human data also extends to how AI itself is trained.

As large language models (LLMs) and other generative AI tools become more embedded in global systems, one of the most pressing challenges is the lack of representation from underrepresented languages, dialects, and regions, particularly across Africa, Asia, and Latin America. These gaps can result in systems that are biased, less accurate, or outright unusable for a large portion of the world’s population.

GeoPoll’s AI Data Streams was developed to help solve this problem.

In addition to our core research work, we now support a growing number of organizations, including technology companies and academic institutions, in training and fine-tuning AI models using ethically sourced, real-world data from the communities we’ve served for over a decade. This includes primarily voice data, open-ended text responses, and labeled datasets collected in local languages and dialects. These data inputs are collected with consent, anonymized, and processed through workflows designed for AI training quality.

We are contributing real, high-quality data from underrepresented regions to help build more inclusive, context-aware AI systems. We see this work as a natural extension of our mission, supporting decisions, technologies, and tools that are grounded in the realities of the people they aim to serve.

Learn more about GeoPoll AI Data Streams here.

What This Means Going Forward

If you’ve worked with GeoPoll before, you’ll continue to see the same responsiveness, reach, flexibility, and reliability you are used to. The difference now is in how quickly and intelligently we can operate and deliver, while maintaining the human focus that’s always defined our work.

If you haven’t worked with us before, we invite you to experience how authentic human data, enhanced by the right tools, can strengthen your decision-making and reduce the time it takes to get there. Reach out to learn more about how we combine AI innovation with practical, on-the-ground execution.



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