Takedown & corrections

Who this is for

Cyberpolis names real public figures and shows AI-generated imputations of their positions, clearly labeled as such. If you are one of those figures, or their authorized representative, and you want your name removed, a position corrected, or an annotation added — this is the process. It also covers anyone reporting abusive content on a shared profile.

What to send

Contact the operator via the about page with:

• the page or figure name at issue (a URL is ideal),
• who you are and, if you represent a figure, in what capacity,
• what you're asking for: removal from the roster, a correction (tell us what's wrong), or an annotation/response displayed alongside the imputation.

No legal formalities are required — a plain email is enough.

What we do

• Figure removal requests: removal first, review second. When a depicted figure or their representative asks for removal, the name comes off the public map promptly — we aim for within 7 days of the request, best-effort — while any verification happens. We don't keep a contested name up during a dispute.
• Corrections:if an imputed position misrepresents your public record, we'll review the underlying data and either correct it, annotate it with your stated position, or remove it. A figure's actualself-reported positions are, in fact, the research goal — we'd rather display your real answers than our model's guess.
• Abusive shared profiles (threats, harassment, doxxing, spam) are removed on verification, no standing required.
• Every request and its outcome is logged in an auditable record.

The standing offer to depicted figures

Any figure on the roster can replace our AI's imputation of their positions with their own answers to the same questionnaire — the comparison between the two is precisely what this project studies. If you'd like to do that instead of (or in addition to) a takedown, say so and we'll send the battery.