This invention describes a system to automatically create or improve software rules for AI systems, like those used in decision-making. Instead of needing extensive, specific training data, it starts with an existing set of rules. An AI model then rewrites these rules, and the system checks the new versions for mistakes or unexpected changes by comparing them to other automatically generated alternatives. If a change is found, it determines if that change is actually an improvement, specifically for rule engines.
Why it matters: Filed in 2025, this patent is very recent. While generative AI and LLMs were already advanced, the rapid pace of development in these fields means that the capabilities of models to generate, analyze, and self-correct code, especially for rule engines, have likely seen significant improvements in the past year, potentially making the "regeneration model" more effective and efficient.
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