How it works: the interpreter asks the LLM to match facts and rules, returning probabilities
narphorium · x · 2026-09-19
Follow-up on the English-logic interpreter: to match a goal against a fact or rule, the interpreter asks Jev questions like "Could 'Abe is the father of Y' and 'Abe is Homer's father' state the same fact?"
Jev answers with a probability; the rest is ordinary proof search written in code — a split where the model acts as a semantic matcher and code as the reasoning engine.
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