AI and the Future of Lawmaking: Innovation at the Library of Congress with Natalie Buda Smith

AI and the Future of Lawmaking: Innovation at the Library of Congress with Natalie Buda Smith

Thursday, January 23, 5 p.m. ET

Join us as we talk with Natalie Buda Smith about work underway at the Library of Congress using AI to improve legislative operations and lawmaking practices. We will talk about how the Library is implementing machine learning technologies to extract legislative data, natural language to test summarization of legislative bills and build tools to assist legislative staff with visualizing changes in existing law through line edits, amendments, or newly drafted legislative proposals. We will talk about the Library’s roadmap for AI innovation and how the Library of Congrtess ensures that implementation is done responsibly and with consideration for the authenticity and reliability of information.

Natalie Buda Smith is the Director of Digital Strategy in the Office of the Chief Information Officer at the Library, working to drive innovation through the use of emerging technologies (artificial intelligence, machine learning, and more) and approaches to improve the effectiveness, usability, accessibility, and enjoy-ability of the Library’s digital products and services.