Thanks for saying so. I added an update to the bottom
UPDATE: How to build
I would start with hiring Yaacov Aplebaum of XRvision to consult on how to build such a system. This guy is an absolute genius, and I say that with my expert opinion as a person with 30+ yrs with holistic (fullstack/coding) IT experience
I would also add Bill Binney and VIPS members
I would blacklist anyone who has ever worked at Microsoft, Google or McAffee or Tesla, Apple, Amazon, lockheed or any of the MIC security contractors from working on this application, because this is for the public, not for enriching the elite with arms sales backdoors and what not.
It can't be done concern troll narrative--leave it to the edxperts narrative
Btw, if a person can use a computer model to model the complexity of the human body (Dr. Shiva Ayudarai's system), then certainly, we can model the complexity of US Law
In fact, I've read the USC. The Whole thing. It's actually NOTHING compared to the human body
Legal documents are already in a very strict format. This makes them easier to parse and understand, because of the formal legal language, and the use of citations done in a certain way
What would be difficult I believe is developing the natural language processing parser to be able to understand all the different document inputs such as police reports, field reports, gov reports, news articles, social media commentary, etc
Thanks for saying so. I added an update to the bottom
UPDATE: How to build
I would start with hiring Yaacov Aplebaum of XRvision to consult on how to build such a system. This guy is an absolute genius, and I say that with my expert opinion as a person with 30+ yrs with holistic (fullstack/coding) IT experience
I would also add Bill Binney and VIPS members
I would blacklist anyone who has ever worked at Microsoft, Google or McAffee or Tesla, Apple, Amazon, lockheed or any of the MIC security contractors from working on this application, because this is for the public, not for enriching the elite with arms sales backdoors and what not.
Btw, if a person can use a computer model to model the complexity of the human body (Dr. Shiva Ayudarai's system), then certainly, we can model the complexity of US Law
In fact, I've read the USC. The Whole thing. It's actually NOTHING compared to the human body
Legal documents are already in a very strict format. This makes them easier to parse and understand, because of the formal legal language, and the use of citations done in a certain way
What would be difficult I believe is developing the natural language processing parser to be able to understand all the different document inputs such as police reports, field reports, gov reports, news articles, social media commentary, etc
Thanks for saying so. I added an update to teh bottom
UPDATE: How to build
I would start with hiring Yaacov Aplebaum of XRvision to consult on how to build such a system. This guy is an absolute genius, and I say that with my expert opinion as a person with 30+ yrs with holistic (fullstack/coding) IT experience
I would also add Bill Binney and VIPS members
I would blacklist anyone who has ever worked at Microsoft, Google or McAffee or Tesla, Apple, Amazon, lockheed or any of the MIC security contractors from working on this application, because this is for the public, not for enriching the elite with arms sales backdoors and what not.