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Legal Reasoning and EU AI Act Compliance in LIMEN-AI: Auditability through Interpretable Fuzzy Inference Traces

2026-01-28

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>The rapid ascent of artificial intelligence in the legal domain necessitates architectures that are both performant and compliant with emerging regulatoryframeworks, most notably the European Union Artificial Intelligence Act. This paper presents LIMEN-AI (Lukasiewicz Interpretable Markov Engine for Neuralized AI), a Small Reasoning Model (SRM) engine based on Neuralized Markov Logic Ne...

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594a46a8-2a08-5d3c-9786-6b35d090944b
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-8462309/v1
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