Also posted today is this HN thread:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49536375
Containing this link:
https://trellner.com/reports/manufactured-sources-behind-ai-...
Which has the exact same layout and very similar About page as "trellner.com"
>>Both URLs were registered yesterday!<<
The "Leadership" photos all look the same, with the AI-airbrushed style. Also amazing how they both only have three people. What a coincidence.
I can't find any of the supposed "Leadership" team on Linkedin. Some of them have unusual names, which cut through the hundreds / thousands of results.
It's a worrying how easily this sort of BS is becoming. It takes far more time to debunk it then to create it. Now you could basically script this and have 100 pages by this time tomorrow, with different styles and URLs and leadership teams (along with professional portraits)...
If they'd let the URLs age a bit, and maybe not registered them on the same day, used slightly more common names, and changed the styles, it would have been much harder to definitively debunk.
Smells like the user has been hacked.