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AI-drafted bills are swamping the US House's Legislative Counsel, which now spends more time fixing them than it would spend to draft them from scratch

Congressional lawyers are struggling to manage a flood of legislative proposals generated using artificial intelligence tools …

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AI-drafted bills are swamping the US House's Legislative Counsel, which now spends more time fixing them than it would spend to draft them from scratch

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