[jadenPete]

From reading the article, it sounds like the main driver for AI-generated laws is the demand for increasingly complex laws. Assuming that overly complex laws are bad, I wonder if this could be solved by a check on the length of bills. Perhaps an amendment that if a bill can’t be read at some speed in soms amount of time, it has to be split up?

Although, I wonder if complex laws are a feature, not a bug, of a polarized system and far fewer compromises would be met if bills were forced to be shorter. That could induce gridlock and increase both the frustration we’re currently seeing with the legislature and the increased pressure on the executive to legislate.