The Human Signal Community · On Circle
Frameworks on a page are necessary. They are not sufficient. The Human Signal Community is where institutional operators bring the live problem — the contract being signed, the model being deployed, the gap nobody else will name — and work it against the canon, together.
What members get
01 · Case-first
Twelve documented AI governance failures worked against real controls. New cases land here before they go public.
02 · Live
The public diagnostic instrument run against real institutional scenarios. Members bring the case, the room scores it. Next live session: July 2026.
03 · Editorial
Substantive Record drafts read here before they go public. Conversations that do not always make it into episodes.
04 · Direct
Every Town Hall archived and discussed inside the room. Miss the live session, never miss the signal.
What the seat produces
The doctrine
The community you join is the community I am going to serve.
Dr. Tuboise Floyd · Founder, Human Signal
The comparison · Circle over the feed
You already pay for the professional feed. You pay in subscription fees, and you pay again in reach you never receive.
The feed
The professional networks
The room
Human Signal on Circle
$79 buys what the feed cannot sell you at any price: a clean room.
The founder's terms
Thirty days inside. If the room has not earned the seat, write me one line and I refund the month.
Dr. Tuboise Floyd · Founder, Human Signal
Catalog membership · Three cadences
All three plans grant identical access to the room. Cadence is yours. Twenty-nine catalog seats exist. When they fill, the door closes to new members.
Catalog · Monthly
Pay month to month. Stay as long as the room serves you.
Catalog · Quarterly
Three months of access. Save 10%.
Effective $71 / month
Catalog · Annual
One year of access. Save 17% — two months free.
Effective $66 / month
Who runs the room
Dr. Tuboise Floyd built Human Signal after fifteen years embedded where institutions break: federal health, enterprise communications, regional health systems, higher education, and association governance. Doctorate in Adult Education from Auburn. TAIMScore™ Certified Assessor through HISPI. Host of The AI Governance Briefing, an Apple Top 100 podcast. Author of The Pedagogy Problem in AI Governance on SSRN.
The frameworks worked in this room came from watching governance structures fail in the field. The room exists so yours does not have to fail the same way.
The Human Signal Community is curated. Members are scholars, technologists, practitioners, and institutional leaders working the AI governance problem from serious vantage points. The room is small by design. If you are looking for vendor decks or compliance theater, this is not the room.
All three Catalog plans grant identical access to the room. The difference is cadence and price. Monthly is the highest per-month cost with full flexibility. Quarterly saves roughly 10%. Annual saves roughly 17%, the equivalent of two months free. Members can change plans at renewal.
The feed is free because attention is the product being sold. The feed decides which operators you hear from, AI-generated content floods the rest, and every third post carries a vendor's interest. The room inverts the model. Members fund it, no sponsor shapes it, no algorithm ranks it, and every person inside was curated for the seat they operate from. You pay for the absence of noise, and the absence of noise is where the work gets done.
You receive a welcome message inside Circle with channel-by-channel orientation, then full access to the open channels and member-only channels. Substantive Record drafts get posted in the room before they go public. Failure Files cohorts run continuously. The Town Hall replay archive opens to you.
Yes. Membership runs as long as your subscription is active. You can cancel before any renewal date and retain access through the end of the period already paid. New members also hold the founder's guarantee: thirty days inside, and if the room has not earned the seat, one line to Dr. Floyd refunds the first month.
As much as the case demands and no more. Most members spend one to two hours a week: the live diagnostic once a month, the cohort thread when a new case lands, the open floor when a hard question needs a bench. The room rewards presence and respects the seat you operate from.
Yes, two ways. The Commons is the open floor of the community: introductions, the question you have been chewing on, what operators are seeing in the AI governance world this week. A Commons seat costs nothing. The free Failure Files instrument also lives at humansignal.io/failure-files — twelve documented cases, no charge. The cohorts that work new cases live, the GASP™ Live Diagnostic, the Briefing Room, and the Town Hall archive sit behind the membership wall, because the best of the work is not free and the operators who pay for a clean room protect it.
No. The TAIMScore™ Assessor Workshop is a separate credential program created by Taiye Lambo and delivered by HISPI. Human Signal is the affiliate partner that handles enrollment. The workshop is the credential. The room is where the credential stays sharp: assessors bring live scoring problems to the Failure Files cohorts and the GASP™ Live Diagnostic. Many operators hold both. Enroll in the next workshop cohort here.
The room sells itself. If it is for you, the door is open.
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