So glad our tax dollars are paying these chucklefucks $124,000/year to curate AI prompts.
The Alberta government is considering using AI technology to write a law for the first time, eyeing a forthcoming piece of whisky legislatio
“Write legislation that lays out the rules for an ‘Alberta Whisky Act’ and what might constitute an Alberta whisky.”
While the actual query would surely be more complex than that, an Alberta minister says the government is considering using AI technology to draft a forthcoming piece of legislation.
Minister of Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction Dale Nally has been asked to lay out the standards for “Alberta whisky," and he said the task represents the right sort of test case for the burgeoning technology.
It's also exciting to potentially be the first jurisdiction in Canada to use AI in such a way, Nally said.
The governments of British Columbia, the Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan and the Yukon told CBC News they're not presently using AI to draft legislation, while others didn’t confirm by publication time.
“While we continually explore tools that can improve efficiency and clarity, the process remains a human-led legal function to ensure accuracy, consistency across the statute book, constitutional compliance, and alignment with government policy,” reads a statement from the B.C. Ministry of Attorney General."
