"You mentioned that case from over a decade ago involved a primitive, obsolete 'Emmett' code editor, which is essentially a different product."
"Even though they both fall under the category of code editors."
Abigail Henderson quickly typed and then printed a document, "Mr. Osborne, I need you to sign here to confirm whether I've summarized this correctly, and then sign here again for consensus."
Kenneth Osborne took a look; it was simply a reiteration of what he'd just said.
He didn't hesitate to sign his name.
Abigail took the document, sighed, put down the mouse, and twisted her neck stiff from staring at the computer too long, saying, "This is the key focus I need to break through. Think carefully again—does there exist any code editor that can edit software with artificial intelligence attributes?"
Her question stumped Kenneth.
