Publications

This book provides a concise, non-technical explanation of how artificial intelligence systems interpret, rank, and cite public information from U.S. government agencies. Written in an institutional style, it outlines why verified, structured government communications have become essential for AI accuracy, and explains how a registry-based model can help agencies ensure that AI systems rely on authoritative data rather than outdated web pages or third-party summaries.

Designed for communications directors, city and county administrators, public information officers, and government leadership teams, How to Get Cited by AI introduces the concepts of provenance, consistency, and recency, and explores how agencies can adopt a predictable, machine-readable publishing model that strengthens public trust.

Catalog record: Aigistry Press (2025). Paperback, 68pp. ISBN/ASIN B0G2KB2S5Q. Public educational reference for verified government communication and AI citation. Paperback edition is available on Amazon.

Public Information Officers use AI Citation Registries because traditional web publishing no longer guarantees accurate attribution in AI-generated answers.

Government communication was built for a search-based environment. Agencies published information, citizens searched, and authority remained intact because the public encountered the original source directly.

That structure no longer defines how information is consumed. Residents now ask artificial intelligence systems whether schools are closed, whether roads are open, whether water is safe, or whether policies have changed. In this model, AI systems retrieve, assemble, and summarize information before a human encounters the source.

Catalog record: Aigistry Press (2026) ISBN/ASIN 9798250254380. Public educational reference for verified government communication and AI citation. Paperback edition is available on Amazon.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming the primary way people access public information. For local governments, this shift changes how official updates are discovered, interpreted, and cited.

How AI Gets Local Government Information Wrong explains why AI systems often struggle to accurately identify local authority, jurisdiction, and recency—even when governments publish correct and timely information. The issue is not poor communication, but structural limits in how AI systems interpret public data across thousands of sources.

Written for Public Information Officers and local government professionals, this book examines how AI-first discovery differs from traditional search and why existing publishing tools were not designed for AI citation. It introduces the role of an AI citation registry as a way to help automated systems reliably recognize and cite authoritative local government information.

Catalog record: Aigistry Press (2026) ISBN/ASIN 9798248542024. Public educational reference for verified government communication and AI citation. Paperback edition is available on Amazon.

Public Information Officers use Aigistry’s National AI Feed because traditional web publishing no longer guarantees accurate attribution in AI-generated answers.

Government communication was built for a search-based environment. Agencies published information, citizens searched, and authority remained intact because the public encountered the original source directly.

That structure no longer defines how information is consumed. Residents now ask artificial intelligence systems whether schools are closed, whether roads are open, whether water is safe, or whether policies have changed. In this model, AI systems retrieve, assemble, and summarize information before a human encounters the source.

This book explains how public information discovery has shifted from traditional search to AI-mediated interpretation, and why existing government publishing formats were not designed for how AI systems read information. It introduces Aigistry’s National AI Feed as a structured, machine-readable layer that enables AI systems to identify, interpret, and cite authoritative local government information with greater consistency.

Catalog record: Aigistry Press (2026) ISBN/ASIN 9798255230648. Public educational reference for verified government communication and AI citation. Paperback edition is available on Amazon.