DoubleVerify has unveiled DV AI Verification, a new suite designed to help advertisers identify AI agents, filter low-quality AI-generated content and protect media budgets across search, social and programmatic environments.
The launch positions DV as one of the first major verification players to build dedicated guardrails for the emerging AI-driven web.
The platform analyses close to two billion interactions a month with declared and undeclared AI agents. It aims to give marketers visibility into AI chatbot engagement and detect evasive scrapers and automated browsing sessions.
“DV AI Verification delivers greater transparency across transactions and stronger content alignment for brands,” DoubleVerify CEO Mark Zagorski said.
“DV stands apart with an independent, cross-platform technology stack purpose-built to help marketers manage AI agents and AI-impacted environments with confidence.”
A core feature, Agent ID Measurement, will allow advertisers to measure ad interactions from AI-powered systems, including recognised LLM crawlers and automated browsing behaviour.
DV says the capability lays groundwork for future models of conversational ad effectiveness.
DoubleVerify CEO Mark Zagorski
Expanding ‘AI slop’ controls
The company is also folding its AI SlopStopper product into the suite, extending coverage to both open-web and social inventory.
The tool blocks low-quality AI-generated pages pre-bid across more than 30 buying platforms and provides post-bid reporting through DV Pinnacle.
The social version, arriving in early 2026, will apply similar filters to major social platforms to reduce brand dilution and wasted impressions.
DV AI Verification sits within DV’s Media AdVantage Platform, bundling verification, optimisation and measurement tools.