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Formal Specification and Verification: Using Tau’s logical framework, the system verifies consistency, checks contradictions, and ensures compliance with laws or constraints.
Automatic Program Generation: Once validated, Tau can generate, execute, and optimize software that embodies those specifications. This can include ethical constraints, safety rules, or collective goals (e.g., “make sure no hungry person exists”).
Ohad describes how, similar to Google Maps, Tau’s reasoning engine searches for optimal solutions—shortest, safest, or most cost-effective paths—by leveraging Boolean algebra, automata, and efficient algorithms. It combines human input with automated search and reasoning, ensuring trustworthy, aligned, and efficient outcomes.