ReadPartner Launches New Feature to Detect Artificial Social Media Activity, Combat Misinformation

ReadPartner Unveils ProfileScreen to Combat Rising Digital Misinformation

DOVER, Del. — ReadPartner Inc., a leader in AI-enhanced media intelligence solutions, announced plans to launch ProfileScreen, a new digital security feature designed to help organizations identify online misinformation and harassment campaigns.

The technology comes at a critical time as artificially generated content now exceeds organically created information online for the first time, according to data collected by ReadPartner. The company’s analysis reveals this significant milestone in digital information consumption, highlighting growing challenges for businesses, journalists, and consumers.

“It is becoming increasingly difficult to detect 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 is that businesses and journalists are increasingly targeted by misinformation campaigns.”

ReadPartner’s core platform enables departments to collect, analyze, and collaborate on stories from traditional news outlets and social media platforms including Reddit, X (formerly Twitter), Bluesky, and YouTube. The system’s analytics suite leverages proprietary algorithms and context-aware AI models to help users analyze activity, identify bias, and track emerging trends.

Unlike conventional media monitoring tools that primarily track brand mentions, ReadPartner developed its solution in collaboration with enterprise clients to monitor clusters of topics, sources, and accounts. This approach provides more comprehensive data for crisis management, information security, and opportunity identification.

The timing of ProfileScreen’s release corresponds with growing public concern about digital misinformation. According to Statista research cited by the company, 68% of the global population now worries about misinformation campaigns on social media platforms. This anxiety has intensified as generative AI technologies have made creating convincing fake content increasingly accessible and sophisticated.

Media intelligence tools have evolved significantly in recent years, moving beyond simple brand monitoring toward more sophisticated threat detection capabilities. This shift reflects the changing digital landscape where organizations face not only reputational challenges but also coordinated disinformation campaigns that can impact operations and decision-making.

Industry analysts note that misinformation detection technologies are becoming essential components of corporate security strategies. The market for such solutions has expanded rapidly, with global spending on digital intelligence and content authentication tools expected to reach $9.2 billion by 2027, according to recent market research.

ReadPartner’s approach combines traditional media monitoring with advanced security features, positioning the company at the intersection of corporate communications and digital security — two fields increasingly converging as online threats evolve.

The Delaware-based company has not specified an exact release date for ProfileScreen beyond indicating it will launch “in the coming months,” suggesting a potential early 2026 debut. This timeline positions ReadPartner to capitalize on growing enterprise concern about artificial content as organizations establish their security budgets for the coming year.

For businesses operating in sensitive sectors or those frequently targeted by disinformation, such tools provide an additional layer of protection beyond traditional cybersecurity measures. The ability to quickly identify suspicious activity patterns or artificially generated content campaigns allows organizations to respond more effectively to emerging threats.

ReadPartner’s technology represents part of a broader industry effort to develop countermeasures against the misuse of artificial intelligence for creating misleading content. As AI-generated text, images, and videos become more convincing, the demand for detection tools has accelerated across both private and public sectors.

Organizations interested in learning more about ReadPartner’s solutions can request a personalized demonstration through the company’s website.