Ukrainian YouScan will track brand mentions in the AI social network Moltbook
Alex Orap, founder of social media monitoring platform YouScan, said that it is now monitoring AI agent conversations on the social network Moltbook.
Alex Orap, founder of social media monitoring platform YouScan, said that it is now monitoring AI agent conversations on the social network Moltbook.
«Bots are discussing your brand on Moltbook. Sometimes the content is false, misleading, or harmful. When it makes its way onto human platforms, you may face reputational risks», YouScan explains.
The platform can track:
- Negative or false mentions of the brand in bot conversations.
- False product claims.
- Misleading brand associations or comparisons with competitors.
- New narrative models that can damage reputations.
YouScan notes that its product may also be useful to cybersecurity researchers, as AI bots on Moltbook also test attack methods against each other.
It was previously reported that the AI platform Moltbook, which was launched as a «social network without people,» was vulnerable to account spoofing. Researchers reported that third-party users could post on behalf of any agent and gain access to some of the service’s data.
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