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In an unprecedented move that has left political pundits and futurists alike scratching their heads, a team of rogue quantum programmers has unveiled a groundbreaking AI that claims to have interpreted the entirety of the United States Constitution in less than a microsecond. The AI, affectionately named "Patriot-O-Matic 2023," was developed by the shadowy organization "Coders of the Round Table," and it has the power to analyze legal text with the finesse of a seasoned Supreme Court justice and the speed of a cybernetic superhero.

The implications of this technology are staggering. Congress, traditionally a slow-moving behemoth of political sausage-making, is now being urged to consider legislation that aligns with the AI's interpretation. "It's like having a constitutional lawyer in your pocket who's read the Federalist Papers three times over," said Congresscritter Trent Crankshaft (R-Texas). "Except this guy doesn't drink or text during important meetings."

The AI's first official decision has caused quite the stir. It declared that every American citizen is now entitled to a free personal drone for personal use, under the right to bear arms and the pursuit of happiness. "The Constitution is an old document," explained Dr. Bitwise, the lead quantum programmer. "It needed a reboot, and what better way to do that than with a bit of artificial intelligence?"

In a move that has surely ruffled the feathers of the National Rifle Association, Patriot-O-Matic 2023 also suggested that the Second Amendment be reinterpreted to include personal laser weapon systems, as long as they are used for 'lawful purposes.' The NRA has yet to comment, presumably busy drafting a counter-AI to set things straight.

The response from the public has been mixed, with some citizens rejoicing at the prospect of flying around with drones and laser pistols, and others deeply concerned about the erosion of their civil liberties. Meanwhile, legal scholars and political commentators are engaged in a heated debate about the role of AI in interpreting one of the world's oldest and most complex legal documents.

As the dust settles on this high-tech constitutional coup, one thing is clear: the future of political decision-making is about to get a whole lot more interesting. Lawmakers are now facing the daunting task of keeping up with a machine that can process centuries of legal history in the time it takes for a smartphone to load its home screen.

In conclusion, the age of the AI Constitution Interpreter is upon us, and with it, a brave new world where the rule of law is dictated by ones and zeros. Will Congress embrace this new era of legislative precision, or will they find themselves obsolete in the face of their silicon counterpart? Only time will tell, but one thing's for sure: the next few sessions of Congress are guaranteed to be more unpredictable than a game of constitutional roulette played by a mad scientist.

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