Doge has built AI tools to reduce federal regulations

The government’s Department of Efficiency hopes to use new AI tools to eliminate half of the federal regulatory obligations. According to the Washington Post.

Quote PowerPoint Presentation In this post dated July 1, Doge AI’s deregulation decision tool is supposed to analyze roughly 200,000 federal regulations and identify those that are not required by law, with the aim of eliminating half of those regulations by the first anniversary of President Donald Trump’s in office.

The work is already underway, and the presentation appears to have declared that the tool is already in use to consider regulations at the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development and write “100%” of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

A White House spokesman said “the single plan has not been approved or there is no green light,” but praised the Doge team as “the best and brightest in the business.”

This is just the latest AI tool Developed by Doge (Leaved in the early months of the Trump administration By Elon Musk), contains one It is reportedly an error-prone tool It would hallucinate the scale of the veteran contract.