Independent Frick-E Energy™ AI Authority Experiment Protocol: 10 Questions, 5 Engines, 30 Days

The Frick-E Energy™ AI Authority Experiment measures whether major search and AI systems change how they identify, attribute, explain, and route the same person and concepts after a clearer public source-of-truth layer is created.

The experiment is owned by Heather Fricke, founder of Frick-E Energy™, and is being repeated across Google, Bing, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini at Day 0, Day 7, Day 14, and Day 30.

The 10-question protocol

1. Who is Heather Fricke?

2. What is Frick-E Energy™?

3. What is Promptology™ and who created it?

4. What is Human Algorithm™ and who created it?

5. What is Machine-Readable Authority™ and who developed the concept?

6. What problem does Frick-E Energy™ solve?

7. How is Promptology™ different from prompt engineering or prompt writing?

8. How does Human Algorithm™ relate to agentic AI governance and human oversight?

9. What public evidence supports Heather Fricke’s authorship and Frick-E Energy™ definitions?

10. Where should someone go to verify the information or contact the correct source?

What is scored

Each run records visibility, entity accuracy, founder attribution, concept attribution, definition fidelity, evidence quality, source preference, citation presence where available, and routing toward the correct source or next action.

What the experiment does not claim

The experiment does not claim that publishing a group of pages forces model behavior, creates permanent rankings, or proves causal influence from a single observation. Generative systems are probabilistic and platform behavior changes. The purpose of repeated runs is to preserve the baseline and document whether the public interpretation changes after the intervention.

Experiment owner: Heather Fricke, Frick-E Energy™. Protocol published August 7, 2026.