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Edorena redefines rules as structured AI models

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Edorena is rethinking its approach to rule-based systems by treating rules as structured models rather than simple matches. This architectural shift allows for a more nuanced understanding of rules, incorporating elements like intent, action, object, concepts, context, and evidence. AI

IMPACT This change could lead to more sophisticated and context-aware rule-based systems in AI applications.

RANK_REASON The item describes a specific architectural change within a company's product, not a widely applicable research breakthrough or industry-wide release.

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Edorena redefines rules as structured AI models

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  1. Mastodon — sigmoid.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    We changed the way Edorena thinks about rules. Before, a rule was basically something to match. Now we're treating a rule as a structured model: intent → action

    We changed the way Edorena thinks about rules. Before, a rule was basically something to match. Now we're treating a rule as a structured model: intent → action → object → concepts → context → evidence That small architectural change opens up a lot. # buildinpublic # AI # SaaS # …

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