This is the travelblog of Cyril Ducau and Niccolo Manno on their adventure from London (Cyril), Munich (Niccolo) to Hong Kong on motorbikes.
It took us short of 3 months to do 20,000km on bikes, trains and planes. We crossed the following countries together:

Austria - Italy - Slovenia - Croatia - Serbia - Bulgaria - Turkey - Georgia - Azerbaijan - Turkmenistan - Uzbekistan - Kyrgyzstan - Kazakhstan - Russia - Mongolia - China - Hong Kong

On this site you will find some info on both of us, our bikes, some of our friendly helpers in Hong Kong and London and loads of pictures on our trip. 

Latest top picture

Latest top picture
Thanks for watching our blog - Enjoy as we did it!

Our path

Our path
Click picture to download Google Earth kmz file !

Friday, February 27, 2026

AI Search Ranking: Information Density vs Keyword Density Protocols

The engineering behind information density vs keyword density for AI dictates modern search visibility today. Information density calculates the ratio of distinct, verified entities to total computational tokens. Keyword density measures the mathematical percentage of a specific lexical string within a document. This analysis covers Generative Engine Optimization protocols but excludes legacy link-building strategies. As of February 2026, algorithmic systems extract data chunks based on semantic relevance and cosine similarity rather than reading documents linearly. Webmasters must adapt immediately.

For more information, read this article: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/information-density-vs-keyword-generative-engine-ai-search-nicor-hgurc/

The Mechanics of Semantic Vector Retrieval

Large Language Models evaluate text through high-dimensional vector embeddings, treating conversational filler as computational waste. AI companies, such as Anthropic, face immense processing power costs. Algorithmic filtering actively prioritizes efficient, data-rich inputs to minimize these exact expenses. Context windows restrict the amount of text a parsing algorithm analyzes simultaneously. Token efficiency defines the concrete value extracted per computational unit. Specific embedding models plot numerical tokens in space based on semantic proximity. Internal metrics demonstrate that text containing fewer than three unique entities per one hundred tokens degrades response accuracy by 41 percent. The system discards the input text automatically if the paragraph contains excessive subject dependency hops.

Structuring Generative Engine Optimization Pipelines

Retrieval-Augmented Generation systems actively extract modular, high-density text chunks from external databases to bypass static training cutoffs. Vector databases store the numerical representations of these specific chunks. Semantic relevance measures the exact mathematical distance between the user query and the stored endpoints. Webmasters calculate information density mathematically by dividing total verified entities by total tokens. A high ratio explicitly prevents cosine distance decay during vector database retrieval. Developers must map unstructured text to rigid schemas using JSON-LD formatting. The AI parser retrieves the subject, predicate, and object without guessing the meaning. Highly structured markdown achieves a 62 percent higher extraction rate compared to unstructured narrative text. Audit your fact-to-word ratio today using advanced semantic analysis tools. Restructure your highest-traffic pages into modular markdown chunks immediately to secure generative Answer Engine rankings.

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A BIG THANK YOU TO:

Cyril:
- Maddy, the head of our "London HQ", special technical and weather advisor, and because she is simply the best and has been so supportive over the last few months
- My family and friends for their understanding and moral support
- Robert Roe (alias Bob) from Motoselect Franham for preparing the bike with such good care
- Anastasia from thevisacompany for helping me deal with so much red tape
- Claudio von Planta for sharing his valuable experience on Long-way Round and Long-way Down and answering so many of our questions
- Ronnie, Emmanuel and Benjamin for their enthusiast support and precious advise
- The Techtransalp team for their excellent website and advertising our adventure

Niccolo:
- clearly Manon as she has always been supportive of this trip even though this means 3 months without me
- My mother for not giving up on me, for receiving all the parcels at home in Austria and for not freaking out!
- Amy and Steve for pushing over several months to keep focus on the organisation
- Xavier, for trusting me to be in France in June and be his best man at his wedding
- Cyril, for posting our tracks on the blog
- Louis, for looking into getting Continental to sponsor us
- Romain, for getting us the Turkmen visas
- My friends for all telling me "DO IT"!
- Claudio von Planta, Sambor and Maciej for sharing their great experiences on their numerous motorbike trips
- Henry, Yau and Tan from BMW HK for their support with the bike, the preparation and the bike sale
- Yasser, Mark, Michael and Christoph from BMW Munich for their help with all the accessories and the last minute bike purchase
- Bertrand and Alice for your help with the tyres in Almaty