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Trump Administration Pilots AI Tool to Flag Half of Federal Regulations for Elimination

The pilot at HUD followed by the CFPB is reviewing thousands of rules before any final elimination list is approved, with critics raising concerns over its accuracy and legal compliance.

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Overview

  • The DOGE AI Deregulation Decision Tool is scanning roughly 200,000 federal regulations to identify about 100,000 for potential repeal.
  • A HUD presentation shows the system reviewed decisions on 1,083 regulatory sections while the CFPB used it to draft all proposed deregulations.
  • White House spokesperson Harrison Fields says the effort remains in early, experimental stages and no single deregulation plan has been green-lit.
  • Internal documents outline a goal to complete agency-specific repeal lists by September 1 and to launch a government-wide rollout by January 20, 2026 under “Relaunch America.”
  • Legal experts and unnamed federal employees warn that automated analysis of complex statutes could lead to errors, reduce transparency and sideline career civil servants.