Nunko is a directory of real people, and it uses machine learning to run it. Over time it will also publish work of its own, some of it AI-generated. One line never moves: real people are real, anything synthetic is labelled as synthetic, and no real person is generated without their consent.

The distinction this page exists to make

Many adult products are built entirely on synthetic characters, and their disclosures say so. That is not what this is. Nunko started as an index of real creators who publish publicly, and that index remains its spine — so a blanket "everything here is fictional" notice would be a false statement about named, living people. Where synthetic work appears alongside them, it is marked, and the difference is never left for you to guess. Our methodology is public: see how listings are built.

1. Where a model is used today

• Extraction. Reading a public page to find a handle, a platform or a link, so a person can be listed at all.
• Classification. Assigning a listing its style axes — look, format, mode, price tier, audience — from the public text already written about it.
• Summarisation. Turning public facts into the one-line description a card shows.
• Ranking. Ordering results against what a reader has reacted to.

None of these invent a person. They read what is already public and organise it.

2. What a model never decides

The compliance floor is deterministic code, and no model sits inside it. A model may propose that a channel is first-party and age-verified; only fixed rules enforce whether that is sufficient, and a missing affirmation is treated as non-compliant rather than unknown. A model cannot promote a listing past the floor, and a reader's taste can never trade against it.

3. Content we generate

Nunko is building toward making content as well as finding it. Two rules bind that work, and they are commitments, not aspirations:

1. Everything generated is labelled. Synthetic imagery, video, audio and text carry a visible marker at the point you encounter them and machine-readable provenance in the file, per Article 50(2) of the EU AI Act. You will never have to work out whether something was made by a model.
2. No real person is synthesised without consent. We do not generate a real individual's likeness, voice or performance unless that person has agreed to it in terms they can withdraw. Deepfake depictions of real people are excluded by the compliance floor, and that exclusion applies to our own output exactly as it applies to anything we index.

Until generated work ships, there is none on this site to label. This section is published in advance so the rule exists before the content does, rather than being written afterwards to fit whatever was built.

4. Third-party AI

Some destinations in this directory are themselves AI products. Where a listing points at one, the card labels it ai so you can tell before you follow the link. What those sites generate is theirs, not ours.

5. You are not talking to a person

The conversational surface on Nunko is software. It is a search and ranking system in the shape of a chat, it will not claim to be human, and nothing it writes is a statement by any creator named in it. Descriptions of a real creator are derived from public sources, not authored by the person described.

6. Transparency obligations

This disclosure is published to meet Article 50 of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689), which applies from 2 August 2026 to any operator deploying an AI system that interacts with natural persons or generates synthetic content for users in the European Union. Both limbs are addressed above: § 5 for interaction, § 3 for generation.

7. Getting a decision reviewed

If a model has mis-classified you, described you wrongly, generated something that resembles you, or listed you at all, a person will fix it. Write to legal@nunko.ai, or remove the listing entirely — no proof, no account, honoured within 24 hours.

Last updated: 2 August 2026 · ERS Interactive