I agree that lawmaking has never been a process under any kind of statistical control, and so its hard to say what any change to the system is really doing. Th

I agree that lawmaking has never been a process under any kind of statistical control, and so its hard to say what any change to the system is really doing. That said, I can only really agree that it might be a net good IF the weights (and all other data necessary to reproduce the summaries) were open knowledge. Without that, you are just shipping a bill off to a black box and trusting that the gremlins in the box are acting in good faith. If every legislative office is doing this, then those gremlins will become the new focal point of a basically-invisible form of lobbying. This is good for OpenAI (and whoever controls it) but probably bad for everyone else.