OpenStreetMap Foundation — Consensus map

Entidex queries AI engines, news wires, community forums, and review networks separately, then measures how closely they agree. A high Consensus score means all sources are telling the same story; a high Divergence score means the picture is contested.

Consensus

68/100

Divergence

32/100

Surface spread

19 pts

Total samples

Consensus map

Consensus68Divergence32

AI engines

n=3

Owned content

n=3

Surface scoreMean

Consensus over time

How surface pairs have tracked each other across 90 days (16 snapshots).

OverallStable

Surface pairConcord.Co-moveGap trend

AI engines vs other surfaces

AI engines ↔ Owned content

0.00

Stable

Other surface pairs

ai_lexical ↔ ai_engine_consensus

0.00

Stable

Interpreting the scores

Consensus (0–100): 100 means every surface reports the same signal; 0 means maximum disagreement. Scores above 70 indicate a stable, coherent narrative.
Divergence (0–100): The inverse of Consensus, expressed in the same scale. High Divergence warrants a manual review of which surface is outlying and why.
Surface spread: The raw point difference between the highest and lowest surface readings. A spread >30 is typically flagged in the drift pipeline.

Last computed 6/6/2026, 9:52:17 PM. Back to OpenStreetMap Foundation