What does AI say about me?

Ask ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity who you are and you will usually get three different answers. Send us your name and city and we will ask them the way other people do, then email you what they said.

Can AI mix me up with someone who has my name?

Yes. ChatGPT led with a different man when asked about our client Seth Irving, then split him into two people. Shared names are one of the most common ways AI gets a person wrong.

Can you bury something AI says about me?

No, and nobody honest can. You can push a result down on Google. You can’t push it out of AI. Official records don’t get buried. They get owned. If it is someone else’s record, we make sure AI can tell you apart. If it is yours, we make sure the rest of your story is on the record too.

It helps. A page that is yours is where AI learns who you are in your own words. If you don’t have one, we can build it.

Anyone people look up by name before they call: realtors, insurance agents, financial advisors, speakers, on-air talent, authors, founders, executives, doctors and lawyers.

It depends on what AI says about you now. Send us your name and we will email what we found and a number.

Do you only work in Kansas City?

No. Kansas City is home, and we work coast to coast.

Discover Me for People

Does AI have you right?

When someone hears your name, they ask AI. A client, a booker, a recruiter, a buyer. AI answers whether it has you right or not. We check what it says, fix the record it reads, and keep watching.

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Your name comes to us and stays with us. We never contact your employer.

Own a business? Discover Me is built for you.

Seth Irving, Kansas City spoken-word artist, performing at the microphone

What are the three questions AI answers about you?

Does AI know you? Your name comes up and it knows who you are.
Does AI pick you? Someone asks who to call and it says your name.
Does AI have you right? What it says about you is true, current, and about you, not someone else.

Businesses mostly worry about the first two. People live and die by the third. Getting you wrong looks like

An old title.
A company you left years ago.
Someone else’s lawsuit.
Two of you.

Can ChatGPT mix you up with someone who has your name?

Yes. It made two of Seth.

One answer had the poet and performer. Another had the author. Keep scrolling.

Seth Irving roller skating and performing for Starlight's Raise Our Voices — Seth on Starlight’s Raise Our Voices, February 2022. Poetry, vocals and roller skating.

One Seth.

Seth Irving, a client of ours, is a Kansas City spoken-word artist, poet, author and motivational speaker, and the founder of Poetic Movers. Asked who he is, ChatGPT led with a different man who has his name. Then it split our client in two: a poet and performer in one answer, an author in another.

Seth wasn’t losing because of his work. He was losing because AI couldn’t tell which Seth Irving it was reading about.

So we built one record. His site says who he is. His books are listed as books, with their ISBNs, and his site links to his library author record. Every profile points at the same Seth.

Perplexity has mostly stopped mixing him up. ChatGPT still does sometimes. That is why this is never a one-time fix, and why we are still on it.

Coming to the Cross, poems by Seth Irving

Can you bury something AI says about you?

You can push it down on Google.

You can’t push it out of AI.

Official records don’t get buried. They get owned.

We don’t bury true records.
We don’t write fake reviews or make fake profiles.
We don’t promise what AI will say. Nobody controls it.

Someone asks AI

Who’s the best insurance agent in Overland Park?

Most major insurers have local agents in Overland Park. You can find one through the company’s agent locator

Illustration. The brand gets named. The agent who built the book doesn’t.

Can you outrank your own company in AI?

Your name, not just your company’s.

Realtors, insurance agents, financial advisors. You built the book of business, but online you live on your company’s page. When someone asks AI who to call, it names the brand or the brokerage, not you.

AI can only name you if your name has its own record: your own page, your own profiles, and your own reviews where your firm allows them, all pointing at the same you. Nobody controls the answer. We make sure you are in the running.

If your carrier, broker-dealer or brokerage reviews what you publish, we work through that review.

It happened to one of ours

AI was told he sold insurance in Texas.

Chris Cooper runs In the Game Insurance in Prairie Village, Kansas. His old website builder told AI, in his business settings and in all 14 of his page descriptions, that he was an insurance agency in Gilmer, Texas. Ask the site’s own AI helper who he was, and it answered with the Texas name.

We fixed the settings on October 15 and rebuilt his site from the ground up. It went live November 3. What AI says about him now is still coming in, and we will show it here when it does.

Who is this for?

Anyone people look up by name before they call.

Realtors Your name, not just your brokerage’s.Records AI readsRealtor.com, Zillow
Insurance agents Your agency, not just the carrier’s locator page.Records AI readsGoogle Business Profile, your agency site
Financial advisors Your record, inside your firm’s rules.Records AI readsFINRA BrokerCheck
Speakers The right bio when a booker asks.Records AI readsYour speaker page, YouTube
On-air talent Your shows, your stations, your name.Records AI readsIMDb, your station bio
Authors and poets Your books tied to you, not a namesake.Records AI readsAmazon Author Central, Goodreads, Open Library
Founders You and your company, told straight.Records AI readsLinkedIn, your company’s About page
Executives Your record, before the recruiter reads it.Records AI readsLinkedIn, your company bio
Doctors Your practice, not another doctor’s case.Records AI readsDoximity, Healthgrades
Lawyers Your practice and your record, kept straight.Records AI readsAvvo, your state bar listing

For everyone: LinkedIn, and Google’s knowledge panel if you have one. Google lets you report a panel that mixes you up with someone who has your name.

How do you fix what AI says about a person?

01
We ask.
ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Copilot and Google AI Overviews, the way a client, a booker or a recruiter would. Who is this? Are they any good? Who should I call? We write down exactly what each one says.
02
We build one true record.
Your site says who you are in words a person can read, and the code says the same thing. Your books, shows and credentials point to the records that hold them. Every profile points at the same you.
03
We own the hard parts.
If AI ties you to someone else’s record, we give it what it needs to tell you apart. If the record is yours, we don’t hide it. We make sure the rest of your story is on the record too, true and current.
04
You open a few doors.
Some records only open with your own ID: claiming your Google knowledge panel, disputing a fact on BrokerCheck, claiming your IMDb page. We get everything ready and walk you through it.
05
We keep watching.
AI keeps relearning. We check again every month and correct what drifts.

What happens to my name?

Your story stays yours. Nobody shows up on this site unless they ask to. We never contact your employer. What we find goes to you and no one else.

Is this a one-time fix?

No. AI keeps relearning who you are, so we keep checking and correcting. Month to month.

Your clients have names too.

Surgeons, attorneys, realtors, advisors, speakers. If you run an agency, we do this work for them under your name, on the same terms as everything else we do behind you.

How agencies work with us

Questions people ask.

What does AI say about me?: Ask ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity who you are and you will usually get three different answers. Send us your name and city and we will ask them the way other people do, then email you what they said.
Can AI mix me up with someone who has my name?: Yes. ChatGPT led with a different man when asked about our client Seth Irving, then split him into two people. Shared names are one of the most common ways AI gets a person wrong.
Can you bury something AI says about me?: No, and nobody honest can. You can push a result down on Google. You can’t push it out of AI. Official records don’t get buried. They get owned. If it is someone else’s record, we make sure AI can tell you apart. If it is yours, we make sure the rest of your story is on the record too.
Can I outrank my own company in AI answers?: Nobody controls what AI says. But AI can only name you if your name has its own record: your own page, your own profiles, and your own reviews where your firm allows them, all pointing at the same you. Most agents and advisors only live on their company’s page. We change that.
Is this a one-time fix?: No. AI keeps relearning who you are from what it reads, and that changes. We fix the record, then we keep checking and correcting.
Do I need a website?: It helps. A page that is yours is where AI learns who you are in your own words. If you don’t have one, we can build it.
Who is this for?: Anyone people look up by name before they call: realtors, insurance agents, financial advisors, speakers, on-air talent, authors, founders, executives, doctors and lawyers.
What does it cost?: It depends on what AI says about you now. Send us your name and we will email what we found and a number.
Do you only work in Kansas City?: No. Kansas City is home, and we work coast to coast.

Send us your name.

Name, city, and what you do. We’ll ask the engines and email you what they say about you.

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Seth Irving performing with his arms raised before an audience