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AI visibility scoring framework

A proposed gated scoring system combines retrieval relevance, evidence, trust, entity clarity, usefulness, context, feedback and corroboration, with risk and competition penalties.

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A proposed gated scoring system combines retrieval relevance, evidence, trust, entity clarity, usefulness, context, feedback and corroboration, with risk and competition penalties.

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The repeated shorthand AI_VIS(...) = Final Visibility Score and p* = argmax_p AI_VIS(...) restate the master score and argmax; they do not introduce distinct formulas.

COMPETITION and REDUNDANCY appear in the master expression and quick-view prose, but no independent computational formula for either is shown.

The image is a project artifact proposing an AI-visibility framework. Named platforms in its output list are claims of intended application, not evidence of adoption or empirical performance.

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Gated AI visibility score

A gate multiplies a weighted sum of eight positive scoring factors and three suppression factors. The compact transcription names the visible factors without inventing uncertain…

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Softmax source-selection probability

The candidate score is exponentiated after division by a temperature, and divided by the sum of exponentiated candidate scores.

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Choose a source maximizing the proposed visibility score

The argmax operator returns the candidate source p whose AI_VIS score is largest for the specified query, claim, user context, time, and location. The starred p* denotes the…

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Eligibility gate

Combines crawl, index and retrieval eligibility as a product.

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Gate suppression condition

A zero gate suppresses the visibility score regardless of the weighted factors.

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Findability factor

Combines lexical retrieval, vector similarity, query intent, entity overlap, and topical relevance.

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Claim-support factor

Adds positive evidence and answerability signals and subtracts contradiction.

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Trust factor

Combines authority and reliability labels. The poster does not define common units or transformations for adding these signals.

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Entity factor

Combines entity prominence, consistency, knowledge-graph score, sameAs support, and schema clarity.

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Usefulness factor

Adds information gain, completeness, recency and experience signals for the candidate query.

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Context factor

Combines the query and user-context fit dimensions listed in the image.

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Feedback factor

Combines click-through and engagement-style signals with short-click and pogo-sticking penalties.

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Cross-source corroboration factor

The panel links source support and source trust in a summed corroboration calculation.

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Risk factor

Adds negative-content and access-risk labels into the risk quantity that is penalized in the master score.

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complete original poster, manual formula transcript and raw OCR · Jul 11, 2026

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