01 / The AiCE Algorithm
Evidence before numbers.
The rules behind AiCE assessment, learning intelligence and adjudicated CPD credits.
Policy
aice-cpd-2026.1
Document updated
7 November 2026
Policy effective date
Awaiting owner confirmation
Publication review
Reviewer appointment pending
The authoritative time policy
Policy aice-cpd-2026.1: one AiCE CPD credit represents 60 minutes of supported, qualifying learning actually completed and evidenced. Credited minutes are bounded by the reviewed curriculum maximum. Quality assurance, eligible activity and verified completion are gates—not multipliers.
Three measures, not one
Evidenced CPD time, AiCE skill/proficiency points and Knowledge Fusion Score are distinct measures. Neither proficiency points nor KFS convert to CPD hours. A quiz pass, ELW count, enrolment or estimated video duration is not a time award.
Implemented and provisional
Private stored-answer grading and reviewer-controlled CPD issuance are implemented. Content scoring, ELW and complexity analysis are workload/quality indicators, not validated measures of credited time. Independent numerical validation for KFS and AI quality rankings: not provided.
History and versioning
Existing assessment thresholds and historical ledgers are preserved. New clinical generated courses use an AiCE-internal 80% threshold; historical 70% assessments are not silently changed. Policy changes do not retrospectively re-score learners.
Sources & method
Based on AiCE's implemented CPD policy, stored-answer grading, reviewer approval controls and partner API v1. These are implementation references, not evidence of external validation.