That's not confidence inspiring. It'll give you proofs I'm sure, but with what assumptions? You need a full blown model for crossover, and even that would hardly help, because you don't know what assumptions went into the segment match. What size segments are filtered out, how many mismatches are ignored, how interpolation is done, how no-calls are treated etc. Let alone the cM value for services which don't give segments! And then there's that the question for instance Bettinger's shared cM project asks (given this relationship, what shared cM level do you expect to see?) is actually very different from the question we most often ask (given this shared cM level, what relationship should I expect?). When you get into the distant cousin range, those questions can be very different indeed. And we're not even getting into endogamy.
They say the first principle is that you must not fool yourself, and you're the easiest person to fool. I'm worried that AI can be really powerful self-fooling tools!!