Doge is reportedly pushing for AI tools that will put half of all federal regulations on a “delete list”
According to Washington PostDoge is using AI tools to analyze federal regulations and determine which regulations to get rid of. The Doge PowerPoint demonstration obtained by the publication states that its “AI solution,” reportedly known as the Doge AI deregulation decision-making tool, found that over 200,000 regulations could be removed. The document sets a target deadline for September 1 so agents can use the tool to complete their own deregulation list and says it can be done within four weeks, then “Doge will list a 50% removal list of all federal regulations (100K regulatory rules).
This tool is directed against regulations no longer required by law. The Washington Post reported. Once the recommendation is made, staff will review the proposed deletion before finalizing the plan. According to PowerPoint, the tool has been tried by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), which has been used to write the “100% deregulation” and the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) (HUD) decision on 1,083 regulatory authorities. Washington Post Talked to three HUD employees who recently used this. Some people also said that the tool has several misunderstandings, sometimes misunderstandings of the language of the law.
Doge will reportedly start training other agencies on the tool this month. Go Washington Post Read the full report.
