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    "text": "The archive set SPXI ⊇ GEO in April 2026, SPXI containing \"Generative Engine Optimization methods as a proper subset\" (#61), held against it in July that \"Their orientations are opposite: SPXI resists the reception apparatus; GEO adapts to it\" (#1055), and in September narrowed the relation: it \"holds for GEO as the peer-reviewed literature defines it\" and \"does not extend to the commercial practice that later took the name, which added social-media and reputation engineering and supplied the return figures withdrawn above\", figures that \"reached this site through commercial GEO material that had already recontextualised them as a marketing benchmark\" (#1638).",
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    "text": "On the name, Wikipedia gives AEO as another term and reports Google's 2026 guide holding that optimizing for generative AI search is \"still SEO\" (Wikipedia); the archive reads that guidance as \"naming without defining\" AEO/GEO, a \"taxonomic capture\" of the category, with \"delegitimizing third-party measurement tools\" (#791), holding that \"If AEO/GEO becomes a separate field with its own standards, measurement instruments, and professional bodies\", practitioners can optimize for other engines on the same terms (#791); it gives AEO as \"a GEO-adjacent industry term\" with GEO's orientation (#1055), and the success conditions, GEO's \"extraction and citation\" and \"AEO succeeds when the engine gives the answer\" (#1681, first stated in #1648).",
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