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What the EU parliament and commission have been working on lately

What the EU parliament and commission have been working on lately

by krzysiek·Feb 19, 2026·1 point·1 comment
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AI Analysis

●MidBold BetRabbit Hole

EU legislation organized by goal instead of procedure—AI categorization lacks validation or ground truth.

Strengths
  • •Genuine user pain: EU procedures are opaque; organizing by policy goal vs. document type is intuitive and useful.
  • •Beautiful visual design with category images + feature-flag testing infrastructure suggests production-grade thinking.
  • •Open-source classification (gpt-oss:20b) is a solid choice for compliance/transparency vs. proprietary APIs.
Weaknesses
  • •No validation: no user feedback mechanism, no comparison against human annotation, no evidence the GPT categorization is accurate or trustworthy.
  • •Feature-gated access (ff_commission=true) signals incomplete product; visiting the real URL requires knowledge of the flag hack.
Category
Data
Target Audience

Policy researchers, EU constituents, government affairs professionals

Similar To

LegiScan (US bill tracker) · EUR-Lex (official EU database) · Voxpublic

Post Description

I wanted to understand what exactly the EU commission and the EU parliament are working on.

I processed every legislation and resolution from the last month with gpt-oss:20b to figure out what goal every document is serving.

I also assigned an image corresponding to a category that each of this documents belongs to.

There is a feature flag in the URL, because there is still some work I have to do before fully opening up the list of EU commission texts. If you'd like to go outside of the goals page and explore the website, feel free to go to https://euforya.eu/?ff_reset=true to reset the feature flag and explore only the parliament texts.

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