Really cool, don't get me wrong. But imo, the biggest achievement here is explaining in non-technical terms how real world inputs can be mapped to features in

Really cool, don't get me wrong. But imo, the biggest achievement here is explaining in non-technical terms how real world inputs can be mapped to features in ML, and how the resulting classifications can be fed into state machines. Obviously, none of this is groundbreaking, but it's explained so clearly that the non-technical person can see the potential in the technology.