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Professor Franconi emphasizes that these tools enable software correctness verification, distributed execution, and trust-based consensus using mathematical proofs. Tau's approach echoes established systems like relational databases (SQL) but enhances them with formal logic guarantees and cryptographic proofs.
From Requirements to Autonomous Software
A critical innovation is Tau’s process of translating human intentions into machine-executable specifications:
Natural Language Input: Participants express desires, rules, or constraints informally.
Controlled Language Translation: These inputs are converted into formal logic—precise, unambiguous representations.