Legislation: AI Detects 90% Of Corruption Risks In Minutes
BestAgreement.AI analyses law drafts in minutes instead of hours, identifying hidden corruption risks that might be missed by traditional methods.
1-2m
for Preliminary Review
90%
of Hidden Corruption Risks Detected
8h
Saved per Document
Overview
The legal document analysis platform BestAgreement.AI expedites uncovering hidden corruption risks that traditional methods may overlook.
This case study shows how the Ukrainian CHESNO movement uses BestAgreement.AI to accelerate the inspection of law drafts with 90% accuracy, saving hours on each document.
Problem Statement
- Legislative initiatives can contain harmful provisions and corruption risks.
- Since each document has dozens of pages, comprehensive analysis takes up to 5 days.
- Analysts are overloaded with work as tens of new law drafts appear weekly.
- Corrupt officials take advantage of this, providing bill drafts for analysis the day before the vote.
Solution
BestAgreement.AI identifies up to 90% of hidden corruption risks in the law drafts in minutes:
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BestAgreement.AI instantly performs a preliminary document check.
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Detected red flags are sorted and marked with color according to the degree of riskiness.
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Analysts can instantly compare different law draft versions for dangerous amendments.
(the original press release)
AI for Anti-Corruption in Ukraine: Chesno and BestAgreement.ai
Results
- The average term of preliminary law draft analysis decreased from 8 hours to 1-2 minutes.
- Due to AI, CHESNO can inspect a bill draft in a day and publish conclusions before voting.
- This contributes to greater accountability of Ukrainian Legislation.
Time spent on preliminary law drafts review
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Manually: up to 8 hours
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With BestAgreement.AI: under 2 minutes
Conclusion
This initiative is an important step towards creating a transparent and fair legislative environment in Ukraine.
Due to BestAgreement, CHESNO can get a basic report within 1-2 minutes with 90% of questionable provisions detected. This accelerates the comprehensive analysis from up to 5 business days to under 1.
Thus, the government can no longer “play the old game” by sending draft laws to activists only 1–2 days before a vote, leaving them no time for a thorough examination.