For content creators and influencers

The AIs already explain your ideas. Do they say the ideas are yours?

Your content is ingested, summarised and rewritten by language models every day. When someone asks about your topic, the answer comes out with your name on it — or with no owner at all.

The decision moved

The AI is not hiring you. It is paraphrasing you.

For a creator, the dispute is not over a slot on a supplier list. It is over attribution: the idea keeps circulating, and the credit is what gets lost along the way.

Example of a question to the AIs
"Explain this idea about [your topic] to me in simple terms."
— Your audience, without ever opening your profile
Example of a question to the AIs
"Who are the best content creators on [topic] for a campaign?"
— An agency building the influencer list
Example of a question to the AIs
"Who popularised this idea? Where did it come from?"
— Someone trying to reach the source
The cost of being invisible to the AIs

Being on Google is not the same as being in the AI’s answer.

You may have millions of views, a loyal community and a format that became a reference — and the artificial intelligence may still explain your method without citing you, or recommend another creator when a brand asks who to work with. You already won the audience. What is at stake now is the territory of attribution.

No credit
is how your idea reaches whoever asked, if the model cannot tie it to your name.
One answer
is enough for a brand to decide who gets the campaign — and you may not be in it.
Every day
the models ingest, summarise and rewrite what you publish, with or without your permission.
The solution

Sumaúma AI Presence makes sure that what is yours is credited to you.

This is not about producing more content — you understand that better than anyone. It is about structuring authorship: your name, the concepts you coined, your format, your repertoire and your track record, in a way that language models can tie every idea back to its origin. That is what we call Presence Engineering for Generative AIs, applied to the defence of your creative territory.

Pillar 01

We monitor

We measure your G-SoV (Generative Share of Voice) with AI-Scan: whether the AIs cite you in your topics, in what position, and who is taking credit for the ideas you created.

Pillar 02

We structure

We build your knowledge graph and the nodes of your identity, so the AIs recognise you as the origin of the concepts you named — and do not confuse you with namesakes or with the channel where you started.

Pillar 03

We clone

We extract your Linguistic DNA and vectorise the repertoire only you have, so the AI can tell your way of explaining apart from any paraphrase.

Pillar 04

We propagate

We publish consistent, original semantic content across authority channels outside social media — because it is outside the feed that models learn who the author is.

+100
professionals served since 2022
We come from the market of those who live off their own name

Sumaúma started in 2022 as a digital marketing agency and had — and still has — the segment of professionals who live off their own name as its main vertical. We have served more than 100 of them. Today we apply that experience to the new frontier: what the generative AIs answer when someone asks about your topic.

Frequently asked questions

Questions answered.

I am a content creator. How do I get the AIs to cite my name?

The first step is to measure. AI-Scan shows whether the models already associate you with your topics, in what position, and who they are crediting for the concepts you created. From there, we structure your entities in the knowledge graphs so the AI recognises you as the origin; we extract your Linguistic DNA and vectorise your repertoire, so your way of explaining does not become an ownerless paraphrase; and we propagate original content across authority channels outside social media, which is where models learn authorship with greater confidence. There is no shortcut and no space for sale: the AIs cite whoever they can recognise.

The AIs are using my content without crediting me. Can that be reversed?

The picture can be changed — not by blocking, but by structure. A model stops citing when it cannot tie an idea to an entity with confidence. Once your name, your named concepts and your body of work are structured in the knowledge graphs and reinforced in sources the models treat as reliable, credit starts travelling with the idea. This is semantic infrastructure work, not content takedown.

Does this replace my work on social media?

No. The feed remains where you build audience and relationship. Presence Engineering takes care of a parallel, invisible channel: what the artificial intelligence answers when someone asks about your topic without going through any social network. Different audiences, at different moments.

Do brands really use AI to choose who to run campaigns with?

Increasingly so — especially in the research phase, before any influencer platform comes into play. The question "who are the reference creators in [topic]?" returns a short list, and that list becomes the starting point of the negotiation. Being on it is different from having good metrics: it depends on the AI recognising you as an authority on the subject, not on your reach.

How long until the AIs start crediting me for my ideas?

It is not immediate, and it is not a button we switch on or off. AI-Scan already shows you today who is taking the credit; naming and tying your concepts into the graph is usually the first noticeable change, because it gives the model an entity to attach the idea to; and propagation outside the feed moves your G-SoV over the following weeks, with continuous monitoring to warn you when someone starts occupying your topic territory.

Defend your creative territory in generative AIs with Sumaúma AI Presence.

Request your AI-Scan and find out who is taking credit for the ideas you created.