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The week
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How the weekly numbers fit together

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Coverage items are source pages. Developments are real-world occurrences after pages about the same thing are grouped together.

Primary relationship lens

Who gained and who was constrained?

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Two sides, coded separately

AIEO first evaluates the people side and the AI or operator side. The four percentages use only developments with evidence for both sides.

One-sided, no-clear, ambiguous, and insufficient cases remain outside the four-pattern denominator.

Source-linked evidence

Open the developments behind the signal

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Current week, historical labels

Seen before means the development appears in this week’s coverage and also appeared in AIEO’s earlier evidence pool. It is not an all-time archive filter.

Publication history

Latest week compared with the week before

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Why the launch reference is separate

The launch reference overlaps the first standardized Monday-to-Sunday week. It is preserved as a reference, but it is not connected as a normal week-to-week point.

Green and red arrows show direction versus the previous standardized week. They do not mean good or bad.

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Standardized AIEO weekly historyCoverage items and distinct developments by completed Monday-to-Sunday week.

Secondary human lens

What changed for people?

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Plain-language index

The index runs from -100 to +100. Negative values mean more constraining effects among scored developments. Positive values mean more enabling effects. Zero means balance or no direct change.

Unclear cases are excluded from the index and shown separately.

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Method in one line

Count the coverage, resolve the developments, remember the history, then interpret both sides.

Methodology