AI fakes of you are saying things you never said, and selling things you'd never sell.
Your audience believes them, and you pay for it in lost sales, damaged trust and, for an estate, a legacy that can't speak for itself. We take them down, and an attorney steps in when a platform won't.
RemoveWise has been exceptionally responsive and effective on the deepfake work. We have been impressed enough with the results that we now route all of our AI-related takedowns to them.
Leave a fake up long enough and it becomes the record.
A "lost lecture" goes up
An AI channel posts a talk that was never given, in a face and voice people know. The title says "rare" or "newly found."
It outranks the original
The channel posts daily. The fake collects more views than the real archive, and clips travel without any source.
It gets quoted as theirs
The words show up in posts, talks and books as something the teacher said. Nobody remembers it started as a fake.
We break the chain in week one. The channel comes down, the originals stay up, and we watch for the next upload so it doesn't get a head start.
Built by the attorney who ran takedowns from inside YouTube Legal.
Joseph D'Andre knows which policy a reviewer acts on and what evidence they need to see. Today RemoveWise runs monitoring and removals. When something won't come down, Joseph steps in as a licensed California attorney.
Speakers, authors and estates we already protect.
AI deepfakes were selling supplements, fake healing programs and counterfeit courses to an 11.6M-follower audience. Average removal: 3.4 days. We also cleared 552 pirated files from Google Drive in one action.
Every re-upload of the estate's work we filed against came down. Not most of them. All of them, re-checked after removal.
"AI-cloned versions of my father's voice were spreading across YouTube faster than we could catch them. RemoveWise mapped the impersonator network, filed against it, and brought it under control. For a legacy like Alan Watts, that kind of consistent and attorney-led enforcement is what protects the work."
What estates and their teams ask first.
Can an estate file for someone who has died?
Yes. The estate, or the organization that holds the rights, authorizes us, and we file the same way we would for a living client. Our work for Billy Graham Evangelistic Association covers AI performances of its late founder.
Will this take down fan tributes or commentary?
We file against impersonation, fabricated content and pirated copies. Genuine commentary and criticism are a different question, and we'll tell you where the line is before anything is filed.
Who on our side needs to be involved?
One person who can sign an authorization and answer the occasional question. Everyone else gets a live dashboard of every removal and a monthly report they can read in five minutes.
What if a platform refuses?
Then it goes to the attorney: an appeal with a signed declaration, a letter to the host, or a publicity or trademark claim. That's included in every plan. If a case ever needs a lawsuit, we refer it to litigation counsel with a complete evidence file.
A big vendor gives you a ticket queue. We give you the founder.
Typical vendor terms from public contracts and listings, October 2026.
Is your name or content being faked or pirated?
Find out for free. We scan platforms, websites, ads, marketplaces and file hosts, and an attorney reviews what we find. You'll hear back within one business day.