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The Signal is published by Kooya, a Manila-based product and engineering studio. Its articles explain AI implementation, Philippine public programs and our own research. The organizational byline identifies the publisher responsible for this collection; it does not imply that a named specialist independently reviewed every article.
How AI is used
The Signal’s current publishing workflow uses AI agents to help find and compare sources, draft and revise articles, create conceptual illustrations, and run technical publication checks. Articles are AI-assisted and may be substantially AI-generated. A publication check is not the same as independent expert verification.
We do not assign fictional authors or credentials. If a named author or specialist reviewer contributes, their role should be stated on the relevant article. In the absence of that attribution, readers should not infer individual expert sign-off.
Sources and interpretation
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Our own research
Pino SI is Kooya’s Philippine AI research project. Coverage of it is our account of our own work, not independent reporting. SI expresses a superintelligence ambition; it is not a claim that this capability has been achieved.
Research notes distinguish planned experiments, reported resource counts and demonstrated results. Public aggregate figures retain their measured, estimated or pending labels. Private training-source identities are not disclosed.
Images and examples
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