AI now drafting Laws

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Today we have:

🧠 UAE to Use AI for Drafting Its Laws

👨‍💼How to Use DesignPeer to Run AI-Powered User Interviews

🤖 DeepMind CEO: AI Could End Disease, Bring Radical Abundance

🏆 Tools and Shifts you Cannot Miss

🧠 UAE to Use AI for Drafting Its Laws

The UAE has launched a bold initiative to use AI for drafting and reviewing federal and local legislation, aiming to reduce development time by 70%. A newly formed Regulatory Intelligence Office will lead this transformation, making the UAE the first country to embed AI directly into its legislative process.

The Shift:

• AI to Draft Laws - The UAE will use AI to write and review federal and local laws, led by a new Regulatory Intelligence Office. The goal is to cut lawmaking time by 70%. This shifts AI from being regulated to becoming a regulator.
  

• Solving a Language Gap - Only 10% of the UAE’s population is local, creating a major language barrier. AI will draft laws in multiple languages for better clarity and reach. This could boost legal understanding across 200+ nationalities.
  

• Balancing Speed and Safety - AI still faces issues like hallucination, bias, and unclear reasoning. Experts stress that human oversight is critical to avoid legal missteps. Success depends on combining AI speed with strong safeguards.
  

• Big Investment, Bold Vision - Backed by a $30B AI fund, the system uses a massive legal database to suggest laws and amendments. It reflects the UAE’s push to modernize governance. The outcome could shape future global policy tech.

The UAE’s legislative AI project isn’t just about efficiency, it questions the future relationship between machines and power. As AI grows in reasoning and persuasion, embedding it into lawmaking could challenge long-held assumptions about democracy, oversight, and human authority in political systems.

👨‍💼How to Use DesignPeer to Run AI-Powered User Interviews

DesignPeer is an AI-powered user research platform that automates the entire interview process — from planning to insights — so you can validate ideas and improve products faster.

Here’s the step-by-step guide to using it:

1. Visit DesignPeer

Head to designpeer.com and click Try It Out to access the platform demo.

2. Plan Your Research in Minutes: Start by brainstorming the questions you want to ask users. The AI assistant will refine your questions and structure them based on best practices. This takes about 10 minutes and ensures clarity and relevance.

3. Automate Participant Recruitment: DesignPeer handles all recruiting:

• Sends invites to targeted participants

• Follows up automatically

• Tracks who participates

You avoid scheduling hassles or back-and-forth emails.

4. Run AI-Led Interviews: The AI agent conducts user interviews, ensuring consistency and reducing bias. It asks questions, records responses, and adapts follow-ups in real time.

5. Get Instant Insights: Right after interviews, DesignPeer provides:

• Automatic transcripts

• Highlighted key insights

• Organized feedback for easy decision-making

Why Use DesignPeer

It cuts weeks of research down to hours, eliminates bias, and frees you up to focus on strategy. You plan the questions — DesignPeer handles the rest.

🤖 DeepMind CEO: AI Could End Disease, Bring Radical Abundance

Demis Hassabis, Nobel laureate and CEO of Google DeepMind, shared bold predictions about AI's future on 60 Minutes. He believes AGI is 5–10 years away and that AI could cure all diseases in the same window. His demos of Project Astra and robotics showed real-time reasoning, perception, and even emotional nuance.

The Shift:

• AI in Medicine - Hassabis said AI could slash drug development from 10 years to weeks, with DeepMind already decoding 200 million protein structures. He believes curing all disease could be achievable within a decade.
  

• AGI and Project Astra - Hassabis estimates AGI, AI with human-level versatility, will arrive by 2030. Project Astra showed visual reasoning, emotional reading, and situational awareness embedded in smart glasses. It also responded with creativity and subtle emotion in conversation.
  

• Emergent Behavior and Robotics  - DeepMind's robots reason through abstract tasks and learn like humans by example. Some capabilities emerge unexpectedly, which even surprises developers. While not yet curious, future systems may display intuition, imagination, or even self-awareness.
  

• Risk and Global Coordination - Hassabis warned about safety lapses amid the AI race, calling for global guardrails. He emphasized that AI must be aligned with human values to prevent harmful outcomes. He believes morality can be taught to AI the way we teach children.

This isn’t just ambition, it’s a roadmap from one of AI’s most credible figures. If AI can truly end disease and produce AGI in a decade, it will redefine the future of health, labor, and even human identity. But achieving that safely demands urgent global cooperation.

🏆AI Tools for the Shift

🎙️ Voicetype lets you ditch the keyboard and dictate everything with lightning-fast AI voice recognition for effortless writing anywhere.

💬 addto.me boosts WhatsApp and Telegram with built-in AI productivity so you can automate chats, notes, and tasks on the fly.

🧠 MindMap AI turns your thoughts into structured, creative visual mind maps with AI to brainstorm, organize, and plan better.

⚖️ Cimphony AI delivers fast, affordable legal services powered by AI so you can scale your business without legal bottlenecks.

🔍 floatz AI is your all-in-one research companion that helps you find, track, and organize insights faster than ever.

✍🏼 Quick Shifts

✍🏼 Crowdsourced platforms like Chatbot Arena are under scrutiny for lacking scientific validity, enabling hype-driven misuse, and overlooking fair compensation, raising concerns about their role in evaluating AI models.

🛍️ Manychat secured $140M in Series B funding to scale its business messaging platform, enhance AI features, and grow globally. The platform already supports billions of messages across Instagram, WhatsApp, and more.

👥 OpenAI’s ChatGPT Search hit 41.3M monthly users in Europe, up from 11.2M. As usage nears the EU’s regulatory threshold, questions grow over accuracy and compliance under the Digital Services Act.

📽️ Meta now uses AI to identify teens falsely claiming adult ages on Instagram, placing them in restricted Teen Accounts with safety controls. Over 54 million teens are already enrolled globally.

🪄 Figma is reportedly building an AI app creator using Claude Sonnet, accepting prompts, images, and files. It’s also working on a new website builder feature called Figma Sites.

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