Mis-/Disinformation Intelligence
This subcategory includes purpose-built tools to detect, analyse and assess the spread of false or misleading content. While misinformation refers to incorrect or misleading info shared without intent to deceive, disinformation is more deliberate (often coordinated, politicised or intentionally reputationally damaging).
These tools are distinct from general trend trackers because they focus on content authenticity, narrative manipulation detection, bot and coordinated network activity, and proprietary trust score models for sources. These tools are increasingly used by brand safety, policy and comms teams (as well as governmental bodies) who need to distinguish organically occuring reputational issues from manufactured ones.
Mis/disinformation detection across platforms: Identify false or misleading claims about your brand or category, including those originating on fringe sites or forums.
Source credibility scoring: Use AI to score content sources based on bot likelihood, publishing history, posting frequency and factual integrity.
Narrative manipulation analysis: Detect when seemingly organic posts are part of a coordinated agenda, either through amplification bots or language patterns.
Platform-specific disinformation tracking: Monitor specific risk areas like Telegram, X, Reddit, or alternative platforms where misinformation tends to spread faster..
Cross-team threat escalation: Route high-risk mis/disinformation narratives to legal, policy, or leadership teams with impact projections and recommended actions.