In Estonia, a single missing word in a gambling tax amendment led to an estimated €2 million per month in lost revenue, prompting the launch of a public beta AI tool, "Apsakaleidja," that automatically detects inconsistencies in draft legislation. Built in about a day by former government CIO Luukas Ilves, it scans submitted draft bills and reports issues across three lenses: logic, impact, and systematic coherence.
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