Glossary

A collection of terms and definitions related to AI, marketing, and technology.

Accretive Software

Accretive software refers to AI platforms that automatically absorb model improvements as margin expansion by treating models as interchangeable components and routing queries to the optimal model in real time. Rather than fighting obsolescence, these platforms convert every efficiency breakthrough into customer value or profit margin.
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Fuzzy Interface

A fuzzy interface is AI’s adaptive translation layer between rigid organizational systems and human intent, interpreting context and adapting to various inputs without perfect data standardization. This capability bridges legacy systems and modern tools—translating formats, enabling natural language interaction, and handling technical integration and compliance behind the scenes.
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Gravity Wells

Gravity wells describe economic dynamics where scarce resources flow disproportionately to entities with the greatest ability to pay and deploy, creating self-reinforcing concentrations of power. In the AI economy, they form around critical bottlenecks in compute, power, and talent, determining who captures resources and who scrambles for scraps.
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Private Tokens

Proprietary organizational data and institutional knowledge that generic AI can’t access—encompassing conversational transcripts, internal documentation, digital communications, and unwritten tribal wisdom. When integrated into custom AI systems, these private tokens deliver unique customer insights, brand voice patterns, and strategic intelligence to power competitive marketing automation.
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Private-Token Sovereignty

Private-token sovereignty is the strategic imperative for organizations to maintain control over their unique data and institutional knowledge while amplifying it through AI rather than allowing external vendors to train on or control access to proprietary insights. This concept ensures sensitive organizational intelligence remains behind the firewall to prevent competitors from accessing your strategic advantages.

Strategic Software

Strategic software combines frontier AI models, custom code, and unique organizational expertise to tackle qualitative, strategic marketing challenges—from analyzing brand positioning and predicting market trends to optimizing customer journey orchestration. Its continuous learning loops compound organizational intelligence over time, delivering consultant-level insights at operational speed and scale.
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