# the story, one line per slide: NN | what the voice says. the slide shows these words; change both together.
006 | Every building starts as a drawing.
007 | An engineer signs it, their name and license.
008 | And the drawing becomes a promise: this is what we meant.
009 | Every tower, every bridge, every floor someone stands on began as that promise.
010 | There is more of it to build than ever, and fewer engineers to build it.
011 | Structural Intelligence is a research lab with one mission: the built world matches the intent.
012 | We build it beside the engineers who sign, as engineers and AI researchers ourselves.
013 | We learn the way each firm works, because every firm has its own way.
014 | One idea gets us there: the drawing should know what it means.
015 | For the first time a machine can read the lines.
016 | We teach it what they mean, so that a section knows its framing plan, and a detail knows what it carries.
017 | And the drawing itself can answer.
018 | Our first model reads everything a firm has signed.
019 | Is this what you meant?
020 | What moves if this moves?
021 | Now draw the rest.
022 | The engineer asks inside the drawing and gets the answer, with its reasoning, while it still matters.
023 | At the desk, in the set due Friday.
024 | The machine draws. The engineer signs.
025 | The drawing holds what they meant, and what they meant is what stands.