Experts discuss AI drafting bills: catches explicit errors but hides implicit bias
sebkrier · x · 2026-08-16
The post discusses the potential of using AI to draft the U.S. Code. While some hope for a specialized model to flag complex errors in legislative drafting, experts note that models weave their quirks, unintentional preferences, and biases into the text. Anything unspecified by the prompter gets filled by the model, such as sunset clauses or scoping mechanisms, potentially leading to errors of omission rather than commission.
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