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Jurisdictional Legibility Infrastructure (JLI)

JLI — Systems that make legal, regulatory, tax, compliance, ownership, and transaction contexts machine-readable for AI agents.

Description

Jurisdictional legibility infrastructure encodes institutional contexts in machine-readable form. Jurisdictions that make their contexts legible to AI systems can enable their firms and assets to be more easily discovered in cross-border consideration sets.

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