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Senate Lecture Series by Professor Lorne Neudorf | 06/02/2026

Topic: Parliamentary scrutiny of legislation in the age of artificial intelligence This lecture explores whether current generative artificial intelligence can measure up to the legislative scrutiny carried out by Senate committees. Lorne will present the results of an experiment that trained several widely available large language models in technical scrutiny frameworks used by Senate committees, including how scrutiny principles are applied in practice. Each model was then tasked with scrutinising legislation, applying the principles and drafting reports. The outcomes demonstrate the current capabilities and limitations of these technologies when scrutinising legislation. Drawing on these findings, this lecture will consider how generative artificial intelligence may contribute to more efficient and effective scrutiny work in the future, and where human expertise and judgment remain indispensable. ► 🔔 Subscribe: https://bit.ly/AUSPARL ► 📚 Read more here: https://www.aph.gov.au/News_and_Event... ► Get more involved: Like APH on Facebook: /   / parliamenthousecanberra   Follow APH on Instagram: /   / parliamenthousecanberra   Follow APH on X (Twitter): / https://x.com/ParlHouseCBR Follow DPS on LinkedIn: /   / department-of-parliamentary-services   ► Chapters in this video: 00:00 Start of stream ‪@AUSParliamentLive‬ provides around the clock coverage of Parliamentary Proceedings, Press Conferences, Committee Coverage, Special Events and More! The Department has paid for Licensing of holding slide tracks Music provided by https://www.audiomicro.com/ Australian Parliament House Streaming Portal - YouTube - Conditions Of Access Conditions of use – audio visual material 5.8 The live official vision and sound "composite feed" of proceedings is broadcast directly to offices in Parliament House, including Press Gallery offices, to various other agencies, institutions and media outlets. “Isolated feeds” of the dispatch boxes in the House of Representatives chamber can be provided to the media, on request. 5.9 Proceedings of the chambers are broadcast live, and archived, on the Parliament’s website (http://www.aph.gov.au/News_and_Events.... 5.10 Broadcasting and recordings may only be made from official (composite or isolated) vision and sound feed. 5.11 Access to the official “composite feed” and “isolated feeds” is subject to compliance with the resolutions of the House of Representatives and the Senate, including the following conditions: (a) broadcasting material shall be used only for the purposes of fair and accurate reports of proceedings, and shall not be used for: (i) political party advertising or election campaigns; or (ii) commercial sponsorship or commercial advertising; (b) reports of proceedings shall be such as to provide a balanced presentation of differing views; (c) broadcast material may not be digitally manipulated; (d) excerpts of proceedings which are subsequently withdrawn may be rebroadcast only if the withdrawal also is rebroadcast; (e) the instructions of the Speaker of the House of Representatives, or the Speaker’s delegate, in respect of broadcasting in the House, and of the President of the Senate or the President’s delegate in respect of the Senate, shall be observed; and (f) audio or visual footage of parliamentary proceedings taken in contravention of paragraph 5.1 must not be used. Excerpt from: FILMING AND PHOTOGRAPHY