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Sections 431 and 436 are probably some of the key sticking points. The problem is that you really do need humans with domain experience to explain exactly what
by HillRat 10y ago
Sections 431 and 436 are probably some of the key sticking points.
The problem is that you really do need humans with domain experience to explain exactly what a bill will actually do in practice, which is why lobbyists and stakeholders will spend tens of thousands of dollars on niche publications and legislative action services. Technology can make analysis easier, but I think we're a long way from replacing analysts with NLP in this area.
- jasonthevillain 10y agoNewspapers used to do this and it was wildly popular, but very labor intensive.
- extra88 10y ago> lobbyists and stakeholders will spend tens of thousands of dollars on niche publications and legislative action services. There's better value for money in lobbyists drafting the legislation language themselves and contributing to an official's superPAC so they'll drop it into a bill.