Imagine a world where navigating complex legal systems is as easy as using a search engine. That's the vision behind exciting new research exploring how knowledge graphs and large language models (LLMs) can transform how we interact with legislation. Traditionally, understanding the law has been a daunting task, often requiring expert interpretation to untangle dense legal texts and their intricate interconnections. This research explores how knowledge graphs, which organize information into interconnected data points, can create a structured representation of laws and their relationships, offering a clearer picture of the legislative landscape. The power of LLMs, like those behind tools like ChatGPT, is also being harnessed to provide more accessible and user-friendly explanations of legal concepts. This work investigates the creation of the "Legis AI Platform", an interactive tool focused on the Italian legal system. The platform aims to provide support for legislative analysis, quality assessment of legal texts, and even assistance in drafting new legislation. By combining the structured knowledge of knowledge graphs with the natural language processing capabilities of LLMs, the platform seeks to address key challenges in legal systems. These include identifying areas of ambiguity in existing laws and suggesting potential improvements, as well as supporting policymakers in drafting clear, well-founded new laws. The platform offers a glimpse into a future where AI could play a crucial role in making legal systems clearer, more navigable, and accessible to everyone. This approach is still under development, and researchers are evaluating its effectiveness by working with legal experts and studying real-world legislative examples. They're also exploring future enhancements like AI-powered chatbots that can answer questions about legal complexities in plain language. The potential here is vast, offering opportunities not just for legal professionals but also for citizens, journalists, and researchers who need to access and understand legal information. This work represents a significant step towards making legal systems more transparent, efficient, and user-friendly.