So -called Elun Meshak The Ministry of Efficiency of the Government (DOGE) operates with the main assumption: the United States must be run like a startup. So far, this means firing chaos and passion for steam regulations. But no deck in 2025 is complete without excessive use of artificial intelligence, and the dog is no different.
The AI itself does not flexed the pitchforks. It has real use and can produce real efficiency. It is not inherently impossible to introduce artificial intelligence to a workflow, especially if you are aware of its limitations and can manage its limitations. However, it is unclear that the dog has accepted any of these delicacies. If you have a hammer, everything looks like nails. If you have the most access to the country’s most sensitive data, everything is like an entrance.
Wherever the dog has gone, artificial intelligence has been moving. Given the organization’s turbulence, a lot about how to use it and where it is unknown. But the two revelations this week show how wide and potentially the dreams of DOGE have been misled.
In the Department of Housing and Urban Development, a masters of the faculty has the task of using artificial intelligence to wherever HUD regulations go beyond the most accurate interpretation of the basic rules. (The agencies have traditionally had widespread interpretive authority, although the Supreme Court has recently transferred this power to the judicial branch. There is some hallucinations of illusion – in particular the model that eliminates the citation that does not actually exist, but the human need to confirm these recommendations regardless. This, at one level, what is currently very good artificial intelligence is very good: doing boring things in a regular way.
However, there is something exciting in requesting an artificial intelligence model to help eliminate the administrative government. (Beyond the fact that your mileage will be different depending on whether you think the low -income housing is a social commodity or you are not more in any kind of backyard.) AI actually knows nothing about regulations or whether they are the most difficult to read, even experienced lawyers will be opposed. This should be fed quickly from what you are looking for, which means that you can not only work Refs but also write the law for them. It is also extremely eager to be happy, as much as it is assured that it is the case instead of refusing to respond.
If there is nothing else, this is the shortest route to the maximum tendency of the authority of a large agency, with the possibility that scattered bullets will be thrown for good measurement.
At least this is an understandable item. The same thing cannot be said to be another attempt to DOGE artificial intelligence. As the Wired Friday reported, an initial DOGE hire is looking for engineers again, this time “the design and deployment criteria of AI representatives during live work in federal agencies.” His goal is to eliminate tens of thousands of government positions, replace them with AI, and “release” workers for apparently “higher impact”.
