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Signal Intelligence Briefing 007 — 10 August 2026
When Output Is No Longer Evidence
How AI is weakening familiar proxies for human capability—and why controlled assessment, professional conversation, process evidence and two-lane models are beginning to emerge.
Signal Intelligence Briefing 006 — 29 July 2026
The Human Operating Envelope
AI can raise attainable output faster than people and organisations can select, integrate and govern it. SIGNAL 006 examines the Human Operating Envelope—and why oversight, portfolio admission, capability conversion and recovery now matter.
Signal Intelligence Briefing 005 — 24 July 2026
When Domain Expertise Becomes Executable
AI coding agents are shortening the distance between domain expertise and functioning software. This briefing examines why evaluative judgement, adaptive expertise, engineering collaboration and software stewardship become more consequential as implementation barriers fall.
Signal Intelligence Briefing 004 — 19 July 2026
When Answers Become Abundant, Learning Evidence Must Change
How abundant AI-generated answers are weakening the relationship between visible performance and learning evidence—and what educators and institutions can do next.
003 – The Passport Is Not the Point
Published 8 July 2026. A briefing on skills passports, learner capability graphs, credential trust, portable evidence, learner sovereignty, Māori data sovereignty and the infrastructure beneath skills-first systems.
002 – Human Formation Is Becoming the Primary Constraint on Trustworthy AI Capability
Published 3 July 2026. A briefing on trustworthy AI capability, human formation, judgement, responsibility, assessment integrity and the human layer required for AI-era trust.
001 – AI And The Collapse Of Assessment Assumptions
Published 26 June 2026. A briefing on generative AI, assessment assumptions, capability verification, credential trust, and tertiary education in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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