

How Dangerous Is DOGE's Deregulation AI?
5 snips Aug 3, 2025
The potential of AI to revolutionize government regulation takes center stage. A new tool aims to cut federal regulations by 50%, sparking debates on its economic benefits and risks to democracy. The conversation dives into how AI might reduce biases in regulatory processes and enhance transparency. Can this technology combat special interests and lead to a more efficient bureaucracy? The hosts share insights and invite listeners to ponder the future impact of AI on governance.
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Doge AI Targets Half Regulations
- The Department of Government Efficiency claims they can cut 50% of federal regulations, saving $3.3 trillion annually.
- This involves identifying redundant regulations that aren't mandated by law and removing them efficiently.
AI Slashes Deregulation Workhours
- DOGE AI saves about 93% of man hours in deregulation by automating research, drafting, comment analysis, and document creation.
- It can handle analyzing hundreds of thousands of regulations and citizen comments swiftly.
AI Used in HUD and CFPB
- The Department of Housing and Urban Development and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau have fully used this AI for deregulation.
- Their regulators completed thousands of regulatory section decisions in mere weeks using the AI tool.