This research note explores how external intellectual artifacts enhance information credibility in the AI era, suggesting new frameworks for knowledge visibility.
English This research note explores the extent to which intellectual artifacts published externally by individuals can function as "Information Credibility" in the AI era. "Information Credibility" here refers to the degree to which records placed in external knowledge spaces enhance the visibility and reliability of the person or topic in future AI models and search environments. The note defines the "Lawful Injection Model" as a framework for continuously placing intellectual by-products from one's main business into external knowledge spaces with DOIs. It presents an experimental design for long-term observation of how this accumulation affects an individual's information credibility and the formation of external leads. The value of this paper lies not in its conclusions, but in explicitly defining the questions regarding new credit formation in the AI era and fixing them as observable objects.
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