Running vulnerability scanners on global legislation to surface legal loopholes
SnooPeripherals5313 · reddit · 2026-11-09
The author's team keeps a versioned repo of global laws and caselaw and applied the AI vulnerability-detection mindset from cybersecurity to legal text, surfacing numerous loopholes and logical errors. Most findings aren't practically enforceable, but the system—originally built to monitor upcoming legislation—now also flags legal bugs, with the quip: "Could we get sued by AI?"
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