How CARTEX reasons
These are design principles: they describe how CARTEX is designed to reason. They are not promises about results: CARTEX is under construction.
Five design principles.
Reasoning is the value of CARTEX: applying, connecting, concluding. The facts it rests on come from the official text.
Cite or stay silent
Legal facts come only from the official text. The reasoning on top of them, that is applying, connecting and concluding, rests step by step on a cited fact.
No empty walls
CARTEX aims to give the part the law covers and to say what is left for the professional, and why.
Without a basis, it stops
Without a basis, the answer is “not yet verified”: it means the basis is missing for now, not that the question will stay unanswered. Better to stop than to get it wrong.
It asks instead of guessing
Everyday words are not legal concepts. If the question is unclear, CARTEX is designed to ask instead of guessing.
People's safety first
People's safety comes before all subjects.
The AI provides the language; the cage provides the safeguards.
CARTEX does not train any artificial intelligence: the language engine stays as it is. Around it there are written rules that can be read and tested.
Better to stop than to get it wrong.
Where the law gives an answer, CARTEX aims to help all the way; where it is not sure, it stops and says so.
CARTEX is under construction.
It is not yet a product open to the public. For information, you can write to us.
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