ReadPartner Launches Feature to Detect Artificial Activity on Social Media in Fight Against Misinformation

In a landmark move to combat the rising tide of online misinformation, ReadPartner Inc. has announced plans to release ProfileScreen, an advanced digital security feature designed to detect artificial content and disinformation campaigns. The announcement comes at a critical time when artificially generated online content has surpassed organic information for the first time in internet history.

Based in Dover, Delaware, ReadPartner has established itself as a leader in AI-enhanced media intelligence solutions. The company’s platform enables organizations to collect, analyze and collaborate on content from various news outlets and social media platforms including Reddit, X (formerly Twitter), Bluesky, and YouTube.

The new ProfileScreen feature will equip businesses and media organizations with powerful tools to identify potential misinformation campaigns and harassment efforts directed at their brands or personnel. This development addresses growing concerns about the authenticity of online information, with Statista reporting that 68% of the global population now worries about misinformation on social media platforms.

“It is obvious that it is becoming increasingly difficult to detect the truth, misinformation, and disinformation online,” said Grigory Silanyan, CEO and Founder of ReadPartner Inc. “With the advance of AI models, incorrect or malicious information spreads faster than ways to combat it are being developed. The hidden danger behind this is that, more often than not, we are seeing businesses and journalists targeted by such misinformation campaigns.”

Silanyan emphasized the urgency of technological solutions that can help users identify malicious actors in the digital space, highlighting that protective technologies must keep pace with advancements in content generation capabilities.

The media intelligence market has evolved significantly in recent years, moving beyond traditional brand monitoring toward more sophisticated threat detection and information security applications. ReadPartner’s approach differs from conventional media monitoring tools by focusing on crisis management and information security rather than simply tracking brand mentions.

What sets the company’s platform apart is its ability to monitor clusters of topics, sources, and accounts simultaneously. This comprehensive approach allows for more effective identification of coordinated campaigns and provides users with context-aware analysis powered by proprietary algorithms and AI models.

Industry analysts note that the timing of this announcement is significant. Organizations across sectors have reported increasing challenges in distinguishing genuine public sentiment from manufactured outrage or artificially generated criticism. The financial impact of misinformation campaigns can be substantial, affecting stock prices, consumer trust, and corporate reputation.

ReadPartner developed ProfileScreen in collaboration with its enterprise customers, creating a solution that addresses real-world challenges faced by businesses navigating today’s complex information landscape. The feature is expected to be particularly valuable for companies operating in politically sensitive industries or those frequently targeted by activist campaigns.

The release of ProfileScreen comes amid increasing regulatory scrutiny of online platforms and growing calls for accountability in content moderation. Several countries have introduced or are considering legislation aimed at combating digital misinformation, placing additional pressure on organizations to verify the information they consume and share.

ReadPartner’s platform already serves organizations seeking media awareness, crisis management, internal briefing capabilities, and data analysis. The addition of ProfileScreen strengthens its position in the competitive media intelligence market, where the ability to quickly identify and respond to potential threats has become a critical differentiator.

The company has not specified an exact release date for the new feature but indicated it would be available “in the coming months,” suggesting a rollout in early 2026. Organizations interested in the technology can request a personalized demonstration through ReadPartner’s website.