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Well, it doesn't really, because you have to have somebody that maintains that software.

It doesn't just keep running on its own infinitely.

What they're trying to do is make AI smart enough to adapt to those changes and take better instructions.

The problem with that is that at the end of the day, things change so fast.

You're not, no AI is going to be able to keep up with those changes and those nuances, especially when you talk about statutory statutes, right?

Statutory requirements.

A statutory requirement has to be interpreted.

The AI can do the best it can to interpret it, but different companies interpret the statute differently.

It could be the same statute, but different companies will interpret it differently.

I just deal with this in my J-O-B.

This company over here, all it says to do is if the dollar amount is greater than zero, do this.

That's what it says.

Company B will say, well, we still need to account for zero.

Why?

The statute doesn't say you should.

Well, we want to account for everybody.

And so now, because it's zero, you can't do division because you can't divide by zero.

It's a false denominator.

You can't do it.

The AI is going to stumble on that because it's going to say you can't divide by zero like this.