Signals.

The change instrument of the World Model. Signals reads developments across research, policy, markets, technology, projects, publications, cultural production, public language, and documented behavior. New material enters an existing memory: repeated coverage strengthens the provenance of an existing claim, and new evidence updates the object, relationship, measurement, or hypothesis it concerns.

The graphConcepts in active memory · continuous
Public record. Selected signals are published; the complete model remains private. This surface shows reviewed evidence, measurements, and convergences. The active questions, full evidence record, contradictions, hypotheses, and reading packets remain within the World Model. Everything numeric on this page is sourced: research counts from OpenAlex, patent filings from USPTO, crowd probabilities from open markets, signal counts from the scan itself. Sourced means the number exists in the world and can be checked; nothing here is modeled.