Facts, relationships, or brand elements that AI systems are completely unaware of because they haven’t been surfaced, mentioned, or connected semantically to an entity.
The Unknown-Unknowns in AI definition
These are facts, relationships, or brand elements that AI systems are completely unaware of because they haven't been surfaced or connected semantically to your entity. This often includes new products, hires, or quiet partnerships.
How Jason Barnard uses Unknown-Unknowns in AI definition
We surface these by publishing them with explicit links to the Entity Home, introducing them through trusted sources, and structuring them for easy annotation and retrieval. We turn invisible signals into fresh brand leverage.
Why Unknown-Unknowns in AI matters to digital marketers
These are where discovery happens and are the next frontiers of visibility. This is where you can move before your competitors and before AI defines the narrative without you, keeping you relevant in a world driven by machine awareness.
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