Three AI tools wrote fake biographies of me. Here is how I took my name back.

Description and use

The author removed 15+ sites with fake biographies, cleaned personal data, and built a minimal, honest site with verified facts and structured data so AI engines correctly describe his profile.

Problem

AI-generated biographies conflated my identity with a namesake executive, spreading fabricated career claims and personal data.

Outcome

Removed 15+ fabricated sites, corrected personal data, and rebuilt a minimal, honest personal website with verified GitHub stats and structured data. AI engines now cite accurate facts and disambiguate the namesake.

Workflow

• 1. Conducted a four-track audit: web crawl, social mirror mapping, GitHub API query, and third‑party mention search.
• 2. Identified fabricated sites and inconsistent data.
• 3. Deleted all false content (statements, testimonials, fake degrees).
• 4. Queried GitHub API to count real PRs and merges (e.g., 804 PRs authored, 354 merged).
• 5. Rebuilt a plain‑HTML personal agency site with verified facts, structured data, and a GEO playbook.
• 6. Added llms.txt with unambiguous verified facts and disambiguation.
• 7. Implemented JSON‑LD on every page for AI engines.
• 8. Published the new site and linked it from GitHub.
• 9. Monitored AI outputs to ensure correct attribution.

Evidence

I deleted all of it. Every fabricated statistic, every fictional testimonial, every imaginary degree came off the internet.

Source

The ground truth for my main account, aniruddhaadak80: 804 pull requests authored, 354 merged into other people's repositories.

Source

The new site quotes 354 merged pull requests and links the API.

Source