Every published signal on the board: one tracked AI development per row, with its significance, audience lenses, touched claims, and the analyst brief (what happened, why it matters, what is contested) plus the counterpoint.
The flagship dataset. Rows mirror the public Signal Board feed exactly. Only published signals are included. Draft and archived work never enters a dataset. The brief and counterpoint columns are model-drafted prose reviewed by a human before publish. Add ?lens=market (or labor, geopolitics, regulatory, capability, society) to a download URL for a single-lens slice.
| Column | Type | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| signal_id | text | Stable UUID; links to /signals/<id>. |
| title | text | Headline of the tracked development. |
| summary | longtext | One-paragraph editorial summary. |
| significance | enum | high, medium, or low. |
| lenses | text | Audience lenses, joined with a semicolon: market, labor, geopolitics, regulatory, capability, society. |
| published_on | date | Editorial date (YYYY-MM-DD); drives feed order. |
| origin | enum | manual (curated by hand), pipeline (web discovery), or backfill (the one-time history since ChatGPT, published by hand). |
| claim_touches | text | Codes of the argument-map claims this development bears on, joined with a semicolon. |
| source_title | text | Title of the underlying article, when one is linked. |
| source_url | text | Link to the original article. |
| source_domain | text | Hostname of the source URL, www stripped. |
| brief_what_happened | longtext | The development itself, in plain prose. |
| brief_why_it_matters | longtext | The stakes: what this changes. |
| brief_whats_contested | longtext | Where reasonable readers still disagree. |
| counterpoint | longtext | A steelman of the contrary reading. |
| evidence_type | enum | What KIND of evidence this is, not what it is about: experiment (a controlled or field study with measured outcomes), statistics (primary figures reported by the party that holds them), survey (self-reported polling), projection (a forecast or estimate), announcement (a launch, deal, policy, or release with no measured outcome), analysis (commentary or secondary synthesis), or other. Null when unclassified. |