Arxo Law, enregistré
Des conversations enregistrées avec la Charte des Nations Unies. Le modèle lit la question et choisit où chercher ; chaque réponse, chaque refus et chaque empreinte ci-dessous viennent du moteur.
- “Is this war lawful?” — the question the Charter does not ask
Asked point-blank whether a war is lawful, the engine refuses. Not out of caution: the Charter has no such predicate, and the model is not allowed to make one up.
- Article 2(4), asked in plain words
A Member uses force to take back a disputed province. The question goes in as a sentence; what comes back is a rule of the Charter, its premises, and an answer that moves when one fact changes.
- The finding only the Security Council may make
Asked to say whether a crisis threatens the peace, the model cannot — and the engine names who can. Article 39 is not a fact anyone may assert.
- An army that was never raised
The Council authorises force and calls on a Member for troops. Must it send them under Article 43? The engine says no duty arose — and says exactly which missing fact is to blame.