The idea that an AI debate in 2026 could "produce" historical financial data from 2015 is a fundamental confusion between analysis and fact creation.
An AI excels at generating maximum insights and identifying asymmetries from existing data, such as projecting Berkshire Hathaway's future performance.
However, it cannot retroactively generate the $61 billion in liquidity or the +2.7% return; these figures are primary accounting records, established truths that are not susceptible to "artificial production."
Regulators, like OSFI in Canada, require maximum integrity of raw data, and any suggestion that future analysis could fabricate the past would undermine trust.