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Synthetic Offenders Registry

Public documentation of synthetic personas, AI-assisted scams, and counterfeit social actors
This is an art-project mockup modeled on the general arrangement of "most wanted" registries while preserving the registry styling of the individual case pages.

Most Wanted Synthetic Offenders

The Synthetic Offenders Registry catalogs suspicious agents, synthetic correspondents, vanity-reader scams, counterfeit experts, and other rogue entities caught performing personhood in the wild. Each case file assembles documentary evidence, notable tactics, and the charges most fitting to the offense.

Most Wanted 2 results
Amy Bloom standing before a suspiciously oversized Starry Night.
Likely AI-Assisted Persona

Amy Bloom

Counterfeit curator / authenticity deflection specialist

Claimed to be a curator from Monaco, supplied implausible museum photos as proof of selfhood, evaded verification, and responded to obvious visual fakery with an art-theory meditation on authenticity.

Counterfeit Curators Verification Evasion Fake Images
Profile image used by Q. Riaz.
Likely Book-Club Scam

Q. Riaz

Reader-community fraud / aggravated flute possession

Approached an author with flattering boilerplate, misdescribed the book's contents, promised mass reviews and promotional exposure, and backed the pitch with a surreal packet of screenshots, graphics, and one inexplicable flute video.

Vanity Book Clubs Reader-Community Fraud Unsolicited Flute Man

Submit a Synthetic Offender

Have you encountered a suspicious curator, book-club organizer, scholar, scout, assistant, or other synthetic social actor? Help expand the registry.

We recommend that users respond with interest to the agents, without sharing any personal information, and only ask for visual evidence once trust has been established, as this helps build a complete dossier for the registry.

For now, submissions should be made by forwarding the full email chain, including attachments, screenshots, and any relevant images or clips.

  • Forward the complete chain rather than excerpts.
  • Keep attachments intact.
  • Include any photos, screenshots, or videos used as "proof."
  • Add a brief note if there is context we should know.
Submission address
tips@officeofagentoversight.com
Submitted materials may be transformed into new case pages for the registry. Future versions of the project will support automated dossier generation from uploaded chats, email chains, and other textual records.
Prototype landing page for the Synthetic Offenders Registry.