U.S. Government Efficiency Department Uses AI Tools to Delete Half of Federal Regulations, Sparking Controversy
The U.S. DOGE department is using the AI tool Doge AI to review federal regulations on a large scale, planning to delete 50% of them before the start of Trump's term. The tool has reviewed 200,000 regulations and is expected to delete 100,000, but there are issues with legal understanding. This move is expected to save $1.5 trillion annually and release $600 billion in investments, but it has sparked controversy. The White House stated that the plan is still in its early stages. DOGE previously implemented an AI-first strategy, but the young team and AI application methods have been questioned.