For written legal rules to be correctly understood and applied by the broader public, they must be prepared in a consistent and meticulous manner in accordance with legal technique. This article will focus on the role of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in the creation of written legal rules.

When creating written legal rules, the authorities responsible for drafting them must carefully examine and investigate whether they comply with legal technique, whether they contain rules that are consistent with their objectives, and whether they conflict with other written legal rules in force or with each other. At the same time, when these rules are being drafted, their semantic integrity must be preserved, they must not create legal loopholes, and they must not contain difficult-to-understand and ambiguous expressions. Thanks to its machine learning and language processing capabilities, AI can assist in the successful completion of this highly complex and meticulous process. AI can provide meaningful support to rule-makers by identifying errors and omissions made during the creation of written legal rules and offering practical suggestions for their correction. For example, AI can identify that the duties or composition of a committee established while drafting a law relating to any organisation have not been specified, and suggest to the legislator that these omissions be addressed. Similarly, AI can identify that the source of expenditure has not been indicated while drafting a law authorising such expenditure, and alert the authorities to this issue. AI may also identify that certain terms and concepts used in the text of the law need to be clarified, or that some rules are inconsistent with the purpose of the law being drafted or with other existing written legal rules. It is clear that such details are of great importance in terms of the effectiveness and functionality of legal rules.

When written legal rules are amended, with the support of AI, it is possible to analyse whether these amendments disrupt the semantic integrity of the legal rules, whether they give rise to contradictory and ambiguous rules, or whether they create legal loopholes. This allows for the prevention of legal errors, as far as possible, during the preparatory stage. This is extremely important in terms of maintaining the consistency and reliability of the legal system.

In conclusion, we can say that artificial intelligence technologies can make significant contributions to the process of drafting and amending written legal rules. Artificial intelligence can help create a more effective and fair legal system by increasing the comprehensibility, consistency, and accuracy of legal texts. This will strengthen public confidence in the legal system by facilitating the correct application of legal rules.