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Welcome to Simple Bill Review
"Unbiased Review 101: Plus Two Grains of AI Salt"
Our social experiment is to identify how many people really want unbiased analysis of our legislation that our law makers draft. Each section of the "Big Beautiful Bill" is accounted for. Due to the fact that this is the first time we have attempted this, and we published it as fast as possible; we can not guarantee the accuracy of each and every letter; however, we did our best to ensure the content is there. Please review the "How it Works" video for more information. Thank you for visiting!
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đēī¸ State-Level Sentiment
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National Party Breakdown
Strong Approval (>70%)
Approval (50-70%)
Mixed (40-60%)
Disapproval (30-50%)
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â Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Policy Review Platform?
The Policy Review Platform is a social experiment designed to gather public opinion on various legislative sections. It presents policy proposals with AI-generated analysis from multiple perspectives, allowing citizens to provide feedback on whether they agree or disagree with each section.
How does the voting system work?
- Each policy section can be voted on with "Agree" or "Disagree"
- You must complete a CAPTCHA to verify you're human
- You can optionally provide your state and political affiliation
- Your vote is recorded anonymously with a session ID
- You can see real-time statistics showing community feedback
What do the AI analyses show?
Two AI models (AI LLM 1 and AI LLM 2) provide independent analyses of each policy section, including:
- Pros/Benefits (green) - Positive aspects of the policy
- Cons/Concerns (orange) - Potential issues or drawbacks
- Who's Helped (blue) - Groups that may benefit
- Who's Hurt (orange) - Groups that may be negatively affected
- AI Predicted Partisan Perspectives - How different political parties might view the policy
How is my privacy protected?
- No personal information (name, email, phone) is required for voting
- State and political affiliation are optional
- Feedback results are tied to anonymous session IDs, not personal identities
- IP addresses are hashed for security
- All data is aggregated for statistical purposes only
What do the map colors mean?
The US map shows agreement levels by state:
- Dark Green - Strong Agreement (>70%)
- Light Green - Agreement (50-70%)
- Yellow - Mixed opinions (40-60%)
- Orange - Disagreement (30-50%)
- Red - Strong Disagreement (<30%)
- Gray - No data available yet
What is the CAPTCHA for?
The CAPTCHA system helps ensure that fedback stats come from real people, not automated bots. We use content-based questions related to the policy analysis to verify human participation while also testing comprehension of the material.
Can I change my vote?
Currently, each session can only vote once per policy section. This helps maintain the integrity of the voting data. If you clear your browser data or use a different device, you would be considered a new session.
How many policy sections are there?
There are currently 262 policy sections to review. You can navigate through them using the Previous/Next buttons. The progress indicator at the top shows your current position and percentage completed.
What happens to the voting data?
The aggregated voting data is used to understand public sentiment on various policy proposals. This information may be:
- Shared with policymakers to inform decision-making
- Used for academic research on public opinion
- Published as aggregate statistics (never individual feedback)
- Analyzed to understand regional and partisan differences
Is this platform affiliated with any political party?
No, this platform is an independent social experiment. It is not affiliated with any political party, candidate, or advocacy group. The AI analyses are designed to present multiple perspectives fairly, and the voting data is collected objectively without bias.
