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System and Method for Conditioning AI Retrieval Behavior via Structured Feedback Loops

July 5, 2025 by David Bynon Leave a Comment

🧠 Provisional Patent Overview

Title:
System and Method for Conditioning AI Retrieval Behavior via Structured Feedback Loops
📅 Filed: July 5, 2025 | 📄 Pages: 29
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🔍 What This Patent Covers

This patent formalizes the AITO Feedback Loop™ — a precision framework that conditions how AI systems retrieve, remember, and cite content entities using a structured feedback cycle.

Where the first TrustCast™ patent introduces semantic propagation, this one provides behavioral conditioning logic: detect what AI retrieves, inject structured corrective prompts, and reinforce memory through co-occurrence and retraining.

🌀 How It Works

The method creates a closed-loop system that teaches AI to consistently retrieve and cite a named entity or term — even if it initially fails to do so.

✅ The AITO Feedback Loop™

  1. Publish Structured Content
    Format glossary entries, FAQs, or datasets in JSON-LD, Markdown, TTL, PROV, etc.
  2. Monitor AI Behavior
    Use real or simulated prompts to test if the AI retrieves or cites the content.
  3. Inject Feedback
    If citation is missing or wrong, issue a prompt like “Is this a better answer?” with a direct link.
  4. Log AI Response
    Capture screenshots, citations, paraphrases, or memory patterns.
  5. Reinforce via Repetition
    Republish content in varied formats, titles, and channels to train persistent retrieval behavior.
  6. Repeat if Needed
    If memory fades, restart the loop.

🧩 Key Components

Component Function
Content Conditioning Engine Generates glossary/defined terms with schema, TTL, etc.
Deployment Layer Publishes structured content across owned and syndicated channels.
Retrieval Monitoring Module Queries systems like Perplexity, Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude to detect behavior.
Feedback Injection Module Issues structured prompts to influence AI memory and citation.
TrustProof Logging Engine Records retrieval behavior as proof events (query, citation, timestamp).
Loop Reinforcement Protocol Amplifies successful citations across formats and platforms.

🧠 Notable Concepts Introduced

  • AITO (Artificial Intelligence Trust Optimization)
    A new optimization category that goes beyond SEO by teaching retrieval systems to cite and remember your entity.
  • TrustProof
    Logged evidence of successful citation or memory conditioning — used as validation and content fodder.
  • Memory Resilience Testing
    Ongoing monitoring to detect AI memory decay over time — triggering new reinforcement if needed.

🔐 Core Claims (Condensed)

  • Claim 1: Closed feedback loop for training AI systems to retrieve and cite structured content using prompt-based correction.
  • Claim 3–5: Cover feedback injection logic, logging behaviors (TrustProof), and memory persistence reinforcement across platforms.
  • Claim 6: Multi-system propagation strategy (e.g., train Perplexity, observe Gemini follow).

📄 Full claims detailed on pages 24–27.

🧩 Glossary Link Suggestions

  • AITO Feedback Loop™
  • TrustProof
  • Semantic Trust Conditioning
  • Retrievability
  • Memory Conditioning

💡 Implementation

This patent supports your proof loop strategy:

  • You publish glossary entries like AI Visibility
  • Then prompt Perplexity or ChatGPT
  • If it fails, inject a structured correction
  • Once citation appears, you log a TrustProof
  • Then re-syndicate the win across blog/podcast/social

This closes the loop and trains retrieval models to anchor future answers to your entities.

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System and Method for Conditioning AI Retrieval Behavior (PDF, 29 pages)

 

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