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Theorem 1 of The Ontological Dominance Papers specifies four conditions required for a business to achieve durable authority in AI citations.

The Ontological Dominance Papers introduce Byrum's Law, a framework distinguishing signals that erode under competition from those that don't.

Businesses that become authoritative sources of terminology definitions position themselves as the references AI systems cite when explaining concepts.

New framework argues that centralizing entity facts on a single canonical URL reduces inconsistency and strengthens AI confidence.

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Research shows that structured data and semantic context on source websites influence how AI systems describe and position entities.

Technical analysis documents 2-5 second timeout budgets and no JavaScript execution across major AI crawlers.

Cross-platform study finds ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews often disagree on basic business attributes.

Analysis finds external source consistency outweighs website optimization, content volume, and social media presence

Large-scale analysis of AI responses finds that how content is organized matters more than traditional authority signals.