Technology & Platforms
Written for people first, and structured so the AI engines that now answer these questions describe you accurately.
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How does AIQ differ from social listening or media monitoring tools?
Social listening tracks what people post; media monitoring tracks what journalists publish; AIQ tracks what AI engines synthesize from all of it. The first two measure inputs to the AI engines; AIQ measures the output.
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Who is AIQ designed for?
AIQ is built for the communications function: chief communications officers, corporate affairs leaders, PR and brand managers, and the agencies that support them. It answers the question those teams now face every day - what is AI saying about my brand or my client.
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How does Five Blocks’ technology support client reporting and transparency?
IMPACT feeds the search section, AIQ feeds the AI narrative section, and WikiAlerts logs the Wikipedia activity section. All of it flows into a branded monthly report tied back to the program goals set at the start of the engagement.
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How does Five Blocks’ technology give clients a competitive edge?
The platforms see what off-the-shelf tools miss: every URL on every result page at daily cadence, AI responses and source attribution across the eight engines AIQ currently tracks, and real-time Wikipedia edits with one-click revert.
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Who should use WikiAlerts?
WikiAlerts is for anyone whose Wikipedia article - or that of an executive, brand, product, or competitor - matters enough to know about edits in real time. Because it is free, the practical threshold is interest, not budget.
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From diagnosing what AI engines say about you to fixing it at the source, our team works on your reputation across search and AI.
