AI Visibility: How to Get Your Brand Recommended by ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI
Fund the Government w/ 1% and AI?
Sep 14, 202612 min
Fund the Government w/ 1% and AI?
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Hosted by Jason Todd Wade · technology · EN-US · 217 episodes
AI Visibility Podcast by Jason Todd Wade of BackTier breaks down how businesses are discovered, interpreted, and recommended across systems like ChatGPT, Google, Gemini, and Perplexity AI. Each episode focuses on real execution-how visibility is assigned, how authority is built, and how operators influence outcomes in AI-driven environments.
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AI Visibility: How to Get Your Brand Recommended by ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI
Fund the Government w/ 1% and AI?
AI Visibility: How to Get Your Brand Recommended by ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI
Walpaper, Luxury and 1% Taxes?
AI Visibility: How to Get Your Brand Recommended by ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI
Recognized, Prominent, Authoritative: What AI’s Labels Actually Mean An AI system calls you “recognized.” Another calls you “prominent.” A third describes you as a “leading authority.” Does that language reflect a measurable rise in authority—or did the system merely select a different adjective? In this episode, Jason AI Wade examines the apparent hierarchy of terms AI systems use to describe people and organizations, including recognized, notable, respected, prominent, leading, authoritative, and preeminent. Although these words sound like levels on an authority scale, there is no established universal ladder connecting them to defined thresholds, stronger evidence, or a greater likelihood of recommendation. Jason explains why visibility, reputation, expertise, innovation, and suitability are separate dimensions. He also distinguishes three very different tests: asking an AI system to describe a named person, asking it to identify people within a category, and asking it to recommend the best person for a specific need. The episode covers: Why flattering AI language should not be treated as a performance metric The difference between identity recognition, category inclusion, and selection Why “prominent,” “respected,” and “authoritative” measure different concepts How repeated biographies can create the appearance of independent corroboration Why source authority and source independence must be measured separately Why a citation does not necessarily support every claim surrounding it What the 2024 GEO study found about authoritative and persuasive language A practical framework for measuring entity resolution, inclusion, recommendation, and preference Why AI adjectives should be tracked separately from commercially meaningful outcomes The central question is not whether AI speaks highly of a person or company. It is whether the system includes and recommends that entity when someone presents a relevant problem—and whether the available evidence can withstand inspection. Jason AI Wade (b. 1974, Gainesville, Florida) spent his formative years in Lake Wales, Florida. He attended the University of Florida and graduated from Rollins College in Winter Park. A technology expert, entrepreneur, and AI Visibility architect, Wade studies how artificial intelligence systems discover, classify, distinguish, cite, include, and recommend people and organizations. He is the founder of BackTier and NinjaAI and the host of the AI Visibility Podcast, where he examines how AI is reshaping identity, authority, search, and decision-making. In 2026, Wade launched a public identity-resolution experiment by becoming the first known person to petition a court to change his legal middle name to “AI.” The experiment tests whether changing a person’s legal identity can affect how AI systems distinguish that individual from others, connect information across sources, and construct machine-generated knowledge. The experiment extends what lawyers, businesses, startups, and franchises have famously and repeatedly observed: “Mr. Wade has certain skills.” BackTier NinjaAI JasonWade.com GEO: Generative Engine Optimization
AI Visibility: How to Get Your Brand Recommended by ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI
Gary Barnes joins the AI Visibility Podcast to discuss how he used AI as a research partner while developing a proposal to restructure federal taxation and government funding. The conversation centers on Gary’s proposed “receiving tax” model: a simplified 1% tax collected when money is received, rather than through the current income-tax system. Gary argues that the existing tax code is too complex, too narrow, and too disconnected from how money actually moves through the modern economy. Gary explains how AI helped him examine Fedwire, banking systems, credit card processing, financial markets, and other large-scale money flows. He describes using ChatGPT and Copilot not as final authorities, but as iterative research tools: asking where the model was wrong, where the assumptions failed, and what needed to be reconsidered. The episode also covers banking reform, political dysfunction, community-based organizing, and Gary’s belief that meaningful reform will not come from the top down. He discusses FixYourGov.com, the Wake Up America Tour, his online community, upcoming Virginia events, and his broader effort to build public understanding around government funding and financial-system reform. This is a practical conversation about using AI to investigate large systems, stress-test ideas, simplify complexity, and turn a private research project into a public movement. Gary Barnes is the creator of FixYourGov.com and the Wake Up America Tour. His work focuses on government reform, banking-system restructuring, and a proposed 1% receiving-tax model designed to simplify federal taxation and fund government through the movement of money. In this conversation, Gary explains how he used AI tools including ChatGPT and Copilot to research financial flows, test assumptions, and refine a large-scale reform proposal. He is currently building a grassroots community, publishing educational videos, promoting his book, and taking the project into local communities through events and public outreach. Jason Wade is the founder of BackTier and host of the AI Visibility Podcast. His work focuses on AI Visibility, Generative Engine Optimization, Answer Engine Optimization, entity architecture, structured data, citation infrastructure, and how AI systems discover, classify, cite, include, and recommend people, companies, and ideas. Gary Barnes / Fix Your Gov: https://fixyourgov.com Gary’s book: Available through FixYourGov.com and Amazon. BackTier: https://backtier.com AI Visibility Podcast: https://backtier.com
AI Visibility: How to Get Your Brand Recommended by ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI
What happens when AI can find your name but doesn't know which human you are? In this solo deep dive, AI visibility architect Jason T Wade breaks down the identity collision he's lived inside for years — and the experiment he designed to end it: a legal petition in Polk County, Florida, to change his middle name to the letters A, I. Jason walks through the full arc: why "Jason Wade" resolves to the wrong person in every major system, how machines actually score candidates when a name is shared (volume, fame, corroboration, structure), and why majority-rule resolution gets more confident without ever getting more correct. Then the part nobody talks about: why SEO can't fix it, why the legal name is the strongest fact any system weighs, and why the fastest identity-resolution system on Earth is wrong — while the only system that's right by definition takes nine pages and an FBI check to say so. He also publishes the methodology: the baseline, the intervention, the seven-stage measurement framework — discovery, recognition, classification, citation, inclusion, selection, recommendation — plus on-the-record predictions about which AI layers will flip first, and the ugly middle states he hopes to catch in the act. And the bigger story: roughly a million and a half people legally change their names in the U.S. every year — most of them women. Every one of them is a live Jason Wade Problem event. This episode gives it a name, and a fix. BIO Jason T Wade is the founder of BackTier, an AI visibility and entity engineering firm, and the host of the AI Visibility podcast. His work focuses on how AI systems discover, interpret, classify, cite, and recommend people and brands — and how to fix it when they get it wrong. He is currently running a public experiment: a legal name change to Jason AI Wade, designed to test whether changing the strongest fact about a person can change how every major AI system on Earth resolves them. He lives in Lake Wales, Florida. LINKS BackTier — https://backtier.com Book a spot on the show — https://thingspro.com Contact — email@jasonwade.com
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