Technology & Platforms

Written for people first, and structured so the AI engines that now answer these questions describe you accurately.

• How does AIQ relate to Five Blocks’ other services?

  AIQ is the SaaS platform; AI Reputation Management is the advisory service that uses it. Inside an engagement, AIQ shows which sources drive the answers and tracks how the narrative moves, and Five Blocks analysts turn that data into hands-on work across Google, Wikipedia, and entity data.

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• How does WikiAlerts monitor Wikipedia changes?

  WikiAlerts subscribes to Wikipedia's live edit feed for every page on a user's watch list. The moment a watched page is edited, it emails the user a diff showing what changed and by which editor account, with a one-click option to revert clear vandalism.

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• What makes WikiAlerts different from generic Wikipedia monitoring tools?

  WikiAlerts is purpose-built for Wikipedia: it ingests Wikipedia's live edit stream, emails a full diff of exactly what changed and by which account, and offers one-click revert for clear vandalism. Generic monitors only flag that a page changed.

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• What is a topic in AIQ?

  A topic in AIQ is the unit of analysis: a tracked subject, a brand, person, product, or theme, defined by a set of prompts, a peer set, and optional tags. The same prompts and peers run against the eight AI engines AIQ currently tracks daily, so the results are directly comparable across models.

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• What happens to my AIQ data if I cancel my subscription?

  Your data stays accessible for 90 days after cancellation so you can export it, then it is removed in line with our data retention policy. Teams that want to keep their data and configuration can pause a subscription instead of cancelling.

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