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Spread rapidly during 2024–2025 when programmatically generated AI sites briefly achieved rapid indexing before search engine enforcement systems updated.
AI engines extract citations by evaluating topical authority, sentence-level answer capsules, entity sentiment, third-party press, and live search indexes rather than technical tags alone.
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