The sector map

Nine sectors. One citation throne each. Most are vacant.

We mapped nine sectors the same way: who owns the answer an engine gives today, and the public dataset that displaces them. The finding repeats. Almost nobody holds the throne with owned data; it's held by self-published "best of" lists, generalist listicles, or the government's own page. One sector is proven and cited. Eight are mapped and queued.

A1 · MAPPED
Mass Tort
Mapped
Moat: federal litigation and safety records
A2 · MAPPED
Healthcare
Mapped
Moat: federal price-transparency and provider records
A3 · MAPPED
Home Services
Mapped
Moat: federal weather and disaster records
B1 · MAPPED
Freight & Logistics
Mapped
Moat: public carrier-safety records
B2 · LIVE
Law Firms
Proven · measured

AI already cites firms' own sites first, not directories or press. We measured it. 67% of 236 AI legal citations were firms' own websites.

Moat: public crash, carrier-safety, and court-filing records
B3 · MAPPED
Mobility
Mapped
Moat: public licensing and crash records
C1 · MAPPED
Environmental
Mapped
Moat: public enforcement and remediation records
C2 · MAPPED
Workplace Safety
Mapped
Moat: federal workplace-safety records
C3 · MAPPED
Consumer Safety
Mapped
Moat: federal recall and safety records

How a tile lights up

Mapped becomes live the same way, every time.

The legal tile is lit because we ran the play there first. The other eight are mapped, dataset locked, and queued behind it. Same engine, next market.

Legal went from mapped to cited in one cycle. The other eight sectors are on the same clock.

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