“Q: Quick question Curt: Did you already have the assumption/intention to build,

—“Q: Quick question Curt: Did you already have the assumption/intention to build, implement and adjudicate laws using AI at inception of this endeavor or as an afterthought?”—

It became obvious early on, around 2012 or 2014. But at that point, like everyone else, I’d assumed we were a long way from the category of AI’s we have today. So we thought about it more as a program containing a compiler, and throwing errors on what would not compile. Once we saw the first LLMs it was obvious that given that the LLMs could write software, we’d be able to use that tech when it matured sufficiently. It’s not quite there yet. But within a year we should be able to upload a document, and then train a custom version with a few hundred examples, and incrementally teach it to do with an LLM what we thought we would do with an expert system.