Wiki · citable explainer
Identity software can parse without guessing from marketing HTML.
JSON and schema beat plugin soup for deterministic reads.
Answer engines compress incomplete web evidence into confident sentences. When identity inputs conflict — or barely exist — the system invents details, merges you with a similarly named firm, or omits you while a louder competitor appears.
That failure is not fixed by another blog post that restates marketing adjectives. It is fixed by consistent identifiers, clean NAP, and machine-readable packages machines can fetch without parsing plugin-heavy HTML.
Type A observation packages credible public evidence into a public passport. Gold adds domain attestation and richer owner-supplied identifiers when available. Category hubs only publish with density and primary-category purity. The badge links to a sealed record — not to a shared-lead auction.
Association inventory attaches real place and activity concepts where validated. It never invents SME Wikidata company items to fake notability.
No. Structured identity improves clarity and fetchability; engines decide what to cite.
No. It is a selective third-party identity registry with explicit evidence states.
Domain control verification and paid packaging of public identity fields the owner supplies, for $297/year.
Does this guarantee citations in ChatGPT or Perplexity?
No. Structured identity improves clarity and fetchability; engines decide what to cite.
Is AI Verified a government registry?
No. It is a selective third-party identity registry with explicit evidence states.
What does Gold include at a high level?
Domain control verification and paid packaging of public identity fields the owner supplies, for $297/year.
Real concept links only — no invented SME Wikidata or Wikipedia items.
What is AI Verified? · Digital business passport · Type A eligibility · Wiki index · Public registry
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