ChatGPT: OpenAI, Sam Altman, AI, Joe Rogan, Artificial Intelligence, Practical AI Is DOGE’s AI Too Fast to be Safe?
Aug 5, 2025
Rapid AI deployment stirs debate about security versus speed. Experts weigh the risks of hastily tested systems. The introduction of AI in government could revolutionize efficiency, with promises of reducing regulations and enhancing transparency. However, concerns arise over public sentiment and the influence of special interest groups. The discussion highlights the delicate balance needed in leveraging AI for better governance.
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AI Targeting Redundant Regulations
- Doge claims AI can identify and remove vast amounts of unnecessary regulation by mapping statutes to existing rules.
- The team estimates cutting ~50% of federal regulations could free trillions in annual economic value.
Automate Repetitive Rulemaking Steps
- Automate repetitive regulatory tasks: research, drafting, comment analysis, and final rule writing to save time.
- Doge says their system can cut about 93% of man hours for deregulation workflows.
Case Studies: HUD And CFPB Usage
- Doge reports case studies where agencies used the tool to draft deregulations quickly.
- HUD completed decisions on a thousand regulatory sections in two weeks using the system.