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Institutional Learning Architecture

Model Revision

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The second stage of institutional learning where ingested signals actually update internal models. Institutions can ingest signals without revising models—filing reports without changing beliefs. Model revision requires authority to challenge existing assumptions.

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Intelligence agencies may ingest vast amounts of signal but fail at model revision when analysts lack authority to challenge prevailing frameworks. 9/11 represented signal ingestion without model revision.

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ILA-LLR Section 5.2

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