DOGE’s AI Tool to Cut Federal Rules in Half

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What if the next big disruption isn’t in tech… but in lawbooks?

That’s exactly what’s happening.

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) just unleashed a tool that’s set to review 200,000+ federal regulations and slash half of them. All backed by AI.

📉 The mission?
Cut bureaucracy. Reduce compliance. Save trillions.
And yes—it’s already making decisions at HUD and the CFPB.

According to a leaked presentation, this AI isn’t just suggesting cuts. It wrote 100% of the deregulations for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Fast. Quiet. Efficient.

Here’s the kicker:
This aligns with Trump’s broader plan—turning the U.S. into an AI-first government. Not just in innovation, but in infrastructure, policy, and even free speech protections baked into code.

But not everyone’s cheering.
Critics say one earlier DOGE tool hallucinated VA contract sizes.
Still… they’re pushing forward.

Whether it works or backfires, one thing’s clear:
Regulation is no longer safe from automation.

You thought AI would write blogs. Turns out, it might rewrite government.

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