GavelScope

Washington State legislative intelligence

AI transparency

How GavelScope uses AI

Last updated August 4, 2026.

AI-generated outputs

GavelScope uses generative AI for bill relevance scores and explanations, summaries, Morning Briefs, Friday Reports, news summaries, legislator and stakeholder profiles, hearing analysis, predictions, and other model estimates. These outputs must be presented with a visible AI label and source citations. Predictive content is also labeled as a model estimate. The general notice at the top of the application has been removed because the disclosure travels with each AI output and remains available through this permanent policy and the footer link.

Human review

An AI label does not mean a human approved the output. Where a workflow records analyst approval, the interface may additionally say that human review is recorded. Otherwise, treat the output as unreviewed. GavelScope and Field & Forge Ventures remain responsible for content they publish.

Limitations

AI can be wrong, omit context, or misread a source. Always verify bill status, votes, hearings, filings, and legal text against the linked official source. GavelScope is not legal advice or an official government record.

Corrections and scope

Report a problem to contact@fieldforgeventures.com. These technical controls are not a certification of legal compliance; qualified counsel must confirm obligations for each jurisdiction, role, and deployment.