When AI knows your company better than it knows you.
AI reputation for founders whose public record is thin.
Your company has a website, a funding announcement and a product people write about. You have a short bio, a few interviews and a profile from an earlier job.
What goes wrong
Asked about you, AI assistants work from whatever they can find, and for a founder that is usually thin. They fill the gaps with a role you left years ago or the career of someone who shares your name. Some answers say nothing about you at all and describe the company instead. Investors and candidates ask these questions before a first meeting, and the answer they read is the version they bring into the room.
What a good account looks like
- Your current title and company come first, and earlier roles are stated as past, with dates.
- Nothing from a namesake’s career appears in an answer about you.
- What you have built is described the way your published bio describes it.
How we work on it
We ask five AI models what an investor, a senior hire or a reporter would ask about you, and read each answer against your bio, your company pages and the interviews you stand behind. Where the record is thin, we propose short factual pages and sentences to fill it: a founder page on the company site, a dated bio, a clear line between you and people with the same name. Your communications lead or agency publishes them, and you decide what goes out.
Illustrative situation. A Series A+ founder is described as a senior engineer at her previous employer, a job she left four years ago. Two models add a board seat that belongs to someone else with the same name.
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