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Does being published in IJSAT get your brand cited by AI?
AI answer engines cited IJSAT in 7 of 30,766 measured answer runs (under 0.1%), on 2 of the 6 answer engines the Index measures, over 161 days of collection. It sits below the Index's evidence floor for a published rank, so its standing is still collecting.
Which AI engines cite IJSAT
Of the 6 answer engines the Machine Relations Index measures, Gemini and Perplexity have cited IJSAT. ChatGPT, Claude, Google AI Mode and Google AI Overviews have not cited it in a measured answer run yet. It was cited on 6 of the 161 days the Index collected answers in this window.
Where IJSAT is cited most
Each row is one buyer category and one question shape the Index measures. The rank is against every source cited on that same set of answer runs, so a placement is worth most where the publication already ranks high for the question your buyer asks.
| Category | Question shape | Citation rate | Cited / observed | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deep Tech & Hardware | top-list questions | 1.9% | 4 / 215 | #98 of 393 |
| Deep Tech & Hardware | best-in-category questions | 1.3% | 3 / 230 | #144 of 507 |
Is a placement here worth pursuing?
Getting into IJSAT and becoming known for the right thing are different results. Coverage helps your position in AI answers when the article ties your company to a specific claim your buyers ask about, in a publication engines already cite on that question. The Index sees IJSAT cited most on top-list questions in Deep Tech & Hardware (#98 of 393 sources cited on those answers), so that is where its standing is relevant.
You can pursue it yourself: find the editor or writer who covers your topic in IJSAT's recent bylines and pitch one specific, sourced angle. Either way, settle first what you want to be known for, and make the piece say it in terms specific enough for an engine to attach to your company; a general category explainer rarely does that.
An agency is worth it when you want several pieces to build one position rather than land a single article, or when you lack the time, the editor contacts or the writing to make each piece say the right thing. AuthorityTech, which publishes this page, is that kind of agency: it works out the narrative with you, picks the angle and the outlets already cited on your buyers' questions, writes the content, pitches and places it, and measures what AI engines cite afterwards, the practice it calls Machine Relations. No one can promise what an AI engine will cite, and nothing here implies IJSAT endorses AuthorityTech.
How this is measured
Every citation figure on this page is the Machine Relations Index’s, carried with its own denominator. The Index runs buyer questions against 6 answer engines and records which sources each answer cites. The Machine Relations Index is published by Machine Relations Research on machinerelations.ai, which AuthorityTech owns and operates. This release covers 2026-05-10 to 2026-10-24, 161 days of collection. A publication carries a published rank once it clears the Index's evidence floor of 10 observations across 7 collection dates; below it, the standing reads as still collecting. AuthorityTech does not compute these numbers. Machine Relations Index publishes them, release 2026-10-24, methodology mri_score_v2.1. The Index’s own profile of ijsat.org: IJSAT in the Machine Relations Index.