ReadPartner Inc. Launches Feature to Detect Artificial Activity on Social Media

In a digital landscape increasingly flooded with artificial content, ReadPartner Inc. has announced plans to release a groundbreaking security feature designed to combat misinformation. The Dover, Delaware-based company revealed on October 31 that it will launch ProfileScreen in the coming months, positioning the tool as a critical defense against the rising tide of AI-generated content and targeted misinformation campaigns.

ReadPartner Inc., which specializes in AI-enhanced media intelligence solutions, has developed ProfileScreen as an extension of its existing platform that helps organizations monitor, analyze and collaborate on content from news outlets and social media platforms including Reddit, X (formerly Twitter), Bluesky and YouTube.

“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 being targeted by such campaigns.”

The announcement comes at a pivotal moment in digital information consumption. According to data cited by ReadPartner, 2025 marks the first year in which artificially generated content has surpassed organic information online. This shift presents significant challenges for organizations trying to maintain accurate situational awareness and protect their reputations.

Industry statistics support the urgency behind such tools. ReadPartner references Statista data showing that 68% of the global population is concerned about misinformation campaigns on social media. This widespread anxiety reflects the growing difficulty in distinguishing between authentic and synthetic content.

Unlike traditional media monitoring tools that primarily focus on brand awareness, ReadPartner has developed its platform in collaboration with enterprise customers to monitor clusters of topics, sources, and accounts. This approach allows organizations to maintain vigilance for both potential crises and opportunities.

The company’s existing analytics suite already employs proprietary algorithms and context-aware AI models to help users analyze activity, bias, and trends across digital media. The addition of ProfileScreen will specifically enhance the platform’s ability to detect when organizations are being targeted by coordinated misinformation campaigns or harassment.

This capability addresses a crucial gap in the market. While not all artificially generated content has malicious intent behind it, ReadPartner emphasizes the importance of decision-makers understanding the likelihood that material is artificial and identifying potential stakeholders behind its creation.

The development of ProfileScreen reflects a broader industry trend toward deploying AI systems that can counter the negative effects of other AI technologies. As generative AI makes it easier to produce convincing fake content at scale, companies are racing to develop detection systems that can help organizations maintain information integrity.

ReadPartner’s approach distinguishes itself by focusing not just on content analysis but on identifying patterns and clusters that might indicate coordinated campaigns targeting specific organizations. This holistic approach to media intelligence aims to provide earlier warnings and more actionable insights than traditional monitoring tools.

For businesses operating in sensitive industries, government agencies, and media organizations themselves, such tools may become essential components of their digital security infrastructure. The ability to quickly identify artificial influence campaigns could help prevent reputational damage, market manipulation, or the spread of dangerous misinformation.

ReadPartner’s announcement signals growing maturity in the media intelligence market, where tools are evolving beyond simple monitoring toward active threat detection and mitigation. As the company prepares for the official release of ProfileScreen, organizations will be watching to see how effectively the technology can distinguish between legitimate discourse and manipulative campaigns in increasingly complex information environments.

The company invites interested organizations to book personalized demonstrations of its platform, suggesting confidence in the technology’s capabilities and a focus on tailoring solutions to specific organizational needs.