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When Sir Francis Bacon first said, “Knowledge itself is power,” he was making a case for how knowledge is a fulcrum for the individual and society in moving us forward. In short, progress is based on understanding.
In the age of information, the power of understanding cannot be overstated, especially when it comes to the intricate dance of governance and citizen involvement.
Generative AI, particularly through models like GPT, is playing an increasingly pivotal role in enhancing personal liberty by illuminating the often opaque processes of government and law. This is not just about making legal texts more accessible; it’s about fostering a society of informed, aware and thus more empowered citizens.
At the heart of democracy lies the principle that governance should be of the people, by the people, for the people. However, this noble ideal faces significant hurdles when the very materials that govern people’s lives – the laws, regulations, and legislative bills – are wrapped up in layers of complexity and jargon.
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