Billionaire Elon Musk and his DOGE crew work on the use of a new and not -tested tool to help his goal to lower costs and 'lazy' federal employees.
The Musk team now proposes the use of artificial intelligence to upgrade government systems.
Josh Gruenbaum – Head of the Federal Acquisition Service at the General Services Administration (GSA) – revealed how they are considering using AI in our portfolios. “
That includes ways to reduce staff throughout the country, he said.
We will “cut redundant business functions and associated staff,” Gruenbaum added, referring to the potential of AI who take over the already established jobs.
Thomas Shedd, a former Tesla engineer who is now also at the GSA, reportedly held a meeting on Monday to outline plans to implement AI in the government.
'I am not saying that this is an easy task, but it is a task that is worth trying and a task that only we can do as an internal team, right? We cannot bring a third party, hire them and have it work on a project like this. It must be an internal technology team that works on this, “said Shedd, according to 404 media, who have obtained audio from the meeting.
Shedd also showed his interest in integrating AI in social security to 'identify individuals and detect and prevent fraud'.
“It's going to be intense,” he told civil servants during the meeting.
Government employees told SHEDD that files with personal information, such as they could not be shared by social security, with other systems without permission because of the 1974 Privacy Act.
Democrats continue to protest against Musk and his Doge mission, while he continues to tear federal bureaucracy.
Elon Musk runs on Capitol Hill on the day of a meeting with Senate Republicans on cutting waste
Democratic legislators are addressing hundreds of the “no one elected Elon” rally outside the Ministry of Finance Building
“Nobody chose Elon Musk for nothing,” Senator Elizabeth Warren cried on Tuesday during a meeting with supporting demonstrators and federal employees.
Musk has only broadened his push in government agencies, because his team gained access to the Medicare and Medicaid paying systems on Wednesday.
He also teased an attempt to check the Internal Revenue Service, after he had politated his followers on X about the idea.
Trump continues to support Musk's efforts because he has been appointed by the president as a special government employee.
Musk's decision to close USAID caused more control of the various points of sale and organizations paid by the government entity, including media for subscriptions and other efforts.
A woman protests outside the headquarters of the Personnel Management office (OPM) after the Department of Government Efficiency (Doge) was accused of supervision of OPM,
US President Donald Trump, Elon Musk and Vice President JD Vance
Trump accused the 'fake news media' of writing 'payment' positive stories about Democrats, so that they would continue to get money from government agencies.
“This could be the biggest scandal of all, perhaps the biggest in history!” Trump wrote on Thursday morning in all-caps on social media. “The Democrats cannot hide from this. Too big, too dirty! '
The president also praised Musk on Monday to have 'very good ideas' and reassuring Americans that he was watching his efforts.
“Elon can and will do nothing without our approval,” Trump told reporters in the Oval Office.
Vice -President JD Vance also defended the efforts of Musk and disputed the claim of Democrats that no one has 'voted' for the billionaire.
“However, they voted for Donald Trump who repeatedly promised Elon Musk to have waste -wasting editions rowed in our government,” he wrote on X.
