BISMARCK — North Dakota’s Legislative Council is in the process of training an AI tool that could be introduced for the 2027 session to save lawmakers time.

Legislative Council is a nonpartisan service agency that supports the state’s lawmakers.

The goal of the AI tool is to draft summaries of what a bill does at the end of the session — something currently done manually by Legislative Council’s legal team for the roughly 600 bills passed each session — and eventually draft summaries for proposed bills or amendments to bills during session for lawmakers.

“That could save a huge amount of time if we can really get this trained to where it’s consistently producing accurate results that can be quickly checked and verified. That’s a massive amount of time,” said Legislative Council Legal Di

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