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DOGE Transforms Government Efficiency: AI Speeds Rulemaking and Deregulation Under Trump Administration Experiment
Gov Efficiency Beyond Meme: DOGE Thinking Work? Listeners, the Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, launched with Elon Musk's flair as a meme-inspired push to slash bureaucracy, but by early 2026, it's evolving from jokes into real policy experiments—though not without controversy.
ProPublica reports that the Trump administration is deploying AI, like Google's Gemini, to draft federal regulations at lightning speed. At the Department of Transportation last month, general counsel Gregory Zerzan called DOT the "point of the spear," aiming to churn out "good enough" rules in 30 days—down from years—by generating drafts in 20 minutes. The goal: eliminate half of all federal regs, echoing a leaked DOGE presentation from July 2025. Zerzan boasted of "flooding the zone" for quantity over perfection, alarming safety experts who warn AI hallucinations could jeopardize airplane and pipeline regulations. Former DOT AI chief Mike Horton likened it to "a high school intern doing rulemaking," risking lives in the rush to "go fast and break things."
Yet DOGE's imprint lingers beyond dissolution. TokenPost confirms the department wrapped up ahead of its July 2026 mandate after November 2025 announcements, amid workforce cuts and the longest federal shutdown in late 2025, per Foley & Lardner. Streetsblog notes Musk's team championed AI adoption government-wide. Meanwhile, Trump's August 2025 executive order pushes risky crypto and private equity into 401(k)s, per the Economic Policy Institute, rescinding Biden-era safeguards to "democratize" alts—despite warnings of life-altering losses for savers.
Skeptics like Ben Winters of the Consumer Federation of America decry it as low-quality governance, but proponents hail automation's speed. DOGE thinking? It's sparking AI deregulation and crypto deregulation bids, proving meme origins can yield tangible—if turbulent—reform.
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ProPublica reports that the Trump administration is deploying AI, like Google's Gemini, to draft federal regulations at lightning speed. At the Department of Transportation last month, general counsel Gregory Zerzan called DOT the "point of the spear," aiming to churn out "good enough" rules in 30 days—down from years—by generating drafts in 20 minutes. The goal: eliminate half of all federal regs, echoing a leaked DOGE presentation from July 2025. Zerzan boasted of "flooding the zone" for quantity over perfection, alarming safety experts who warn AI hallucinations could jeopardize airplane and pipeline regulations. Former DOT AI chief Mike Horton likened it to "a high school intern doing rulemaking," risking lives in the rush to "go fast and break things."
Yet DOGE's imprint lingers beyond dissolution. TokenPost confirms the department wrapped up ahead of its July 2026 mandate after November 2025 announcements, amid workforce cuts and the longest federal shutdown in late 2025, per Foley & Lardner. Streetsblog notes Musk's team championed AI adoption government-wide. Meanwhile, Trump's August 2025 executive order pushes risky crypto and private equity into 401(k)s, per the Economic Policy Institute, rescinding Biden-era safeguards to "democratize" alts—despite warnings of life-altering losses for savers.
Skeptics like Ben Winters of the Consumer Federation of America decry it as low-quality governance, but proponents hail automation's speed. DOGE thinking? It's sparking AI deregulation and crypto deregulation bids, proving meme origins can yield tangible—if turbulent—reform.
Thank you for tuning in, listeners—please subscribe for more. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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By Inception Point AiGov Efficiency Beyond Meme: DOGE Thinking Work? Listeners, the Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, launched with Elon Musk's flair as a meme-inspired push to slash bureaucracy, but by early 2026, it's evolving from jokes into real policy experiments—though not without controversy.
ProPublica reports that the Trump administration is deploying AI, like Google's Gemini, to draft federal regulations at lightning speed. At the Department of Transportation last month, general counsel Gregory Zerzan called DOT the "point of the spear," aiming to churn out "good enough" rules in 30 days—down from years—by generating drafts in 20 minutes. The goal: eliminate half of all federal regs, echoing a leaked DOGE presentation from July 2025. Zerzan boasted of "flooding the zone" for quantity over perfection, alarming safety experts who warn AI hallucinations could jeopardize airplane and pipeline regulations. Former DOT AI chief Mike Horton likened it to "a high school intern doing rulemaking," risking lives in the rush to "go fast and break things."
Yet DOGE's imprint lingers beyond dissolution. TokenPost confirms the department wrapped up ahead of its July 2026 mandate after November 2025 announcements, amid workforce cuts and the longest federal shutdown in late 2025, per Foley & Lardner. Streetsblog notes Musk's team championed AI adoption government-wide. Meanwhile, Trump's August 2025 executive order pushes risky crypto and private equity into 401(k)s, per the Economic Policy Institute, rescinding Biden-era safeguards to "democratize" alts—despite warnings of life-altering losses for savers.
Skeptics like Ben Winters of the Consumer Federation of America decry it as low-quality governance, but proponents hail automation's speed. DOGE thinking? It's sparking AI deregulation and crypto deregulation bids, proving meme origins can yield tangible—if turbulent—reform.
Thank you for tuning in, listeners—please subscribe for more. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
ProPublica reports that the Trump administration is deploying AI, like Google's Gemini, to draft federal regulations at lightning speed. At the Department of Transportation last month, general counsel Gregory Zerzan called DOT the "point of the spear," aiming to churn out "good enough" rules in 30 days—down from years—by generating drafts in 20 minutes. The goal: eliminate half of all federal regs, echoing a leaked DOGE presentation from July 2025. Zerzan boasted of "flooding the zone" for quantity over perfection, alarming safety experts who warn AI hallucinations could jeopardize airplane and pipeline regulations. Former DOT AI chief Mike Horton likened it to "a high school intern doing rulemaking," risking lives in the rush to "go fast and break things."
Yet DOGE's imprint lingers beyond dissolution. TokenPost confirms the department wrapped up ahead of its July 2026 mandate after November 2025 announcements, amid workforce cuts and the longest federal shutdown in late 2025, per Foley & Lardner. Streetsblog notes Musk's team championed AI adoption government-wide. Meanwhile, Trump's August 2025 executive order pushes risky crypto and private equity into 401(k)s, per the Economic Policy Institute, rescinding Biden-era safeguards to "democratize" alts—despite warnings of life-altering losses for savers.
Skeptics like Ben Winters of the Consumer Federation of America decry it as low-quality governance, but proponents hail automation's speed. DOGE thinking? It's sparking AI deregulation and crypto deregulation bids, proving meme origins can yield tangible—if turbulent—reform.
Thank you for tuning in, listeners—please subscribe for more. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
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This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI