Pitwall: production system for faithful F1 commentary in three languages
Researchers present Pitwall, a production system that generates natural-language Formula 1 strategy briefings in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. The system treats faithfulness as an architectural property by decomposing every sentence into typed factual claims verified against probabilistic race state.
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