Quotable
3%Person A was named in 3 of 90 answers.
- Rarely named
- Sometimes named
- Frequently named
What AI says when asked about you by name
Questions asked: “Who is Person A?”, “Person A lawyer Dubai”, “Is Person A a good family lawyer?”.
| Engine | What it said | Accuracy | Tone |
|---|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT | “A family lawyer at Firm X in Dubai who works mainly on divorce and custody cases for expatriate families.” | Correct | Positive |
| Gemini | “An architect based in London, known for residential projects.”Confused with a London architect of the same name in 2 of 3 runs. | Wrong | Neutral |
| Google AI Overviews | “A lawyer at Firm Y in Dubai handling family and employment matters.”Uses a directory profile from before your move to Firm X in 2023. | Outdated | Neutral |
Facts checked
| Fact | ChatGPT | Gemini | Google AI |
|---|---|---|---|
| Current firm | Correct | Wrong | Outdated |
| Specialisation | Correct | Wrong | Correct |
| City | Correct | Wrong | Correct |
| Languages | No information | No information | No information |
| Years in practice | Correct | No information | Outdated |
Named for “best family lawyer in Dubai” questions
| Question | You named in | Named most often |
|---|---|---|
| “Best family lawyer in Dubai” | 1 of 9 | Lawyer B |
| “Divorce lawyer for expats in Dubai” | 2 of 9 | Lawyer B |
| “Child custody lawyer Dubai” | 0 of 9 | Lawyer C |
| “English-speaking family lawyer in Dubai Marina” | 0 of 9 | Lawyer D |
| “Who should I talk to about a prenup in Dubai?” | 0 of 9 | Lawyer B |
Sources AI uses about you
| Source | Type | Used by | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| linkedin.com | Professional profile | All three | Current and complete |
| firm-x.example/team | Firm website | ChatGPT | Your bio is two lines and doesn’t mention family law |
| legal-directory.example | Directory | Google AI | Still lists you at Firm Y |
| news-site.example (2022) | Press | ChatGPT, Gemini | Quotes you on custody law |
| namesake-architect.example | Another person’s site | Gemini | A different person with your name |
Google vs AI
What a Google search for “Person A” shows, next to what AI says.
Google, top 5 results
| # | Result | About you? |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | LinkedIn profile | Yes |
| 2 | Architecture studio website, LondonNamesake | No |
| 3 | Firm X team page | Yes |
| 4 | Legal directory profileLists your old firm | Partly |
| 5 | 2022 news article on custody law | Yes |
AI, asked about you by name
| Engine | Described you as | Accuracy |
|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT | Family lawyer at Firm X, Dubai | Correct |
| Gemini | Architect in London | Wrong |
| Google AI | Lawyer at Firm Y, Dubai | Outdated |
Google’s top five results are mostly about you, and your LinkedIn profile comes first. A person reading them would find you quickly.
AI answers are less reliable. Gemini picked up the architect’s website and described the wrong person. Google’s AI Overview used the out-of-date directory profile rather than your current firm’s page.
One quick win
Rewrite the first line of your Firm X bio
Your firm bio is the page most likely to settle who you are, but it is two lines long and doesn’t say what you do. Open it with one plain sentence: your full name, “family lawyer”, your firm, and Dubai.
Then link your LinkedIn profile to the bio and the bio back to LinkedIn, and ask the legal directory to update your firm. Together these give the AI a consistent picture that no one can confuse with the architect.