no, there's a lot that we need before we can even begin to improve this even with a database of current laws as they exist right now, the laws to change them p

no, there's a lot that we need before we can even begin to improve this even with a database of current laws as they exist right now, the laws to change them primarily come in 2 forms: 1. verbatim additional laws 2. instructions that are essentially diffs to the current law. what words to change, strike out, sections to re-arrange and modify, as well as new lines of code. these have to be spliced in to the prior state of the law and after we have all that, laws are often following different logic. like logic gates. One set of laws may be using "and" as a set of conditions that must be satisfied all as one, but it also could be using "and" and an "exclusive or", a set of conditions where only one has to be satisfied. but when writing it, those things all flowed grammatically and harmonization of laws wasn't prioritized. there's a whole lot that can be improved that we don't have the infrastructure to do just yet. someone could do it, but that's the first step.