A study of 3,750 queries across five industries finds moderate recommendation concentration, with a mean Gini coefficient of 0.28. Cross-model agreement on top-recommended brands was only 41.6%, and displacement scores varied by industry, ranging from 0.4:1 to 4.3: 1. The results challenge the 'winner-takes-all' narrative and introduce three reproducible metrics for competitive-intelligence analysis.
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