What AI Says About You
Monitors how AI assistants describe your brand and flags when something's wrong — including the damaging case where an AI confuses you with a similarly-named company.
Key points
- Being mentioned only helps if what the AI says is accurate; this tracks how you're described.
- It flags misattribution — when an AI confidently tells customers about another company's problems as if they were yours.
- That mix-up is nearly impossible to catch by hand, very damaging, and very fixable once you can see it.
Questions this answers
What if an AI says something inaccurate about my brand?
The Reputation view monitors how AI assistants describe you and flags inaccuracies — including cases where an AI mixes you up with a similarly-named company and attributes someone else's problems to you.
Read the full transcript
This part is the defensive side, and it's the one that tends to make owners sit up.
Being mentioned by an AI is only good if what it's saying is accurate. This monitors how AI assistants describe your brand — and flags it when something's wrong.
And there's a specific problem this catches that's almost impossible to spot by hand. Sometimes an AI mixes your brand up with a different company that has a similar name — and confidently tells customers about someone else's problems as if they were yours.
That happens more than you'd think. It's very damaging. And it's very fixable — once you can actually see it.