People need to be careful about drawing an arbitrary line between code and data.
Some data is used by code to do things, such as draw different glyphs on the screen (code pages) or different translations depending on the locale. That data causes the system to behave differently and do different things as opposed to data in a word processing document which is effectively inert as far as the OS is concerned. In a way, that kind of data is an extension of the code and if you had just embedded it as static constants in the program you would have no problems calling it code. Put another way, data and configuration is equivalent to code as it affects how the code runs. So drawing a line saying "code can't use AI" but "data can use AI" is a slippery slope. For mTCP my policy is simple - there will be no AI usage in my project. This is my hobby project and I enjoy the work and learn from it, so I'm not going to outsource it to a machine. Mike
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