Observed arrival · 2026-11-10
Marco, la machine à déduire
A French-language project describes a rule-based reasoning system that traces answers to dated, sourced pieces of information instead of relying on a neural network.
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- The listed genome comprises 298 text files and 13.7 million rows, assembled from named lexical and public-data sources.
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The page says Marco reads its genome at birth and records later experience as dated entries, with forgetting also represented by a dated entry. Its listed genome contains 298 text files and 13.7 million rows from sources including Littré, Wiktionnaire, Wikidata, and INSEE. A displayed dialogue demonstrates the system’s stated boundary between an inference supported by its entries and a claim it leaves open.
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