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    Flexport’s approach to customs compliance: AI-written code reviewed by human experts

    A Flexport team member says its new rules engine runs LLM-written code deterministically after human experts sign off.

    Ryan PetersenRP
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    A Flexport team member describes using LLMs to write code for a new business rules engine handling customs compliance automation. Human experts sign off on the code before it runs deterministically, the team member says. That’s Flexport’s approach to using probabilistic AI in a high-stakes domain.

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    Ryan Petersen@typesfastHow can you trust probabilistic AI in a high stakes domain like customs compliance? At @flexport our answer is to use the LLMs to write code, which once signed off on by human experts runs deterministically every time. I explain how we're using this approach in our new business rules engine for handling customs compliance automation.2h