Modern civic structures and legal frameworks built over recent decades are being distorted, making it difficult to navigate the often deliberately created confusion and noise.

Meanwhile, the world has grown incredibly complex and bureaucratic, divisions are widening, and some individuals are becoming unjustly wealthy and influential.

This situation results in increasing anxiety and discontent, and technological progress is of little use if, at the same time, community balance, satisfaction, and tranquility are being lost.

Llae relies heavily on generative and agentic AI services, but requires more sophisticated interaction than standard prompting techniques. Thus, it breaks away from interfaces featuring traditional controls, forms, and input fields.

Operation is provided by two technologies: Voicing, an evolution of Graid's voice and gesture control, and Smartview, an advancement of Graid's QNR editor allowing 3D traversal of node networks.

While these solutions may appear unconventional, we believe they represent the future of user interfaces. Graid was well ahead of its time, and its earlier innovations are now set to mature within llae.

Where can llae be used?  Its application areas are extremely broad. Llae is designed to understand, help optimize, enforce operation, and automate problem-solving within essentially any of our rule systems.

So, can llae fundamentally reshape civic functioning?  Yes, but despite serving the public good and increasing efficiency, adoption is not always guaranteed, given the often irrational nature of societal mechanisms.

In any case, we are convinced that llae can become one of the most positive, forward-looking applications of AI and DLT, the two technologies with arguably the greatest impact potential in IT today.