The Elon Musk Government Efficiency Department (DOGE) is pressing to quickly develop “GSAI”, a personalized generative AI Chatbot for the United States General Services Administration, according to two people who know the project. The plan is part of President Donald Trump’s first agenda to modernize the federal government with advanced technology.
One of the objectives of the initiative, which has not been reported earlier, is to promote the daily productivity of the approximately 12,000 GSA employees, who are commissioned to manage offices, contracts and computer infrastructure throughout the federal government, according to the two people. The Musk team also hopes to use Chatbot and other AI tools to analyze huge contracts and contract data, according to one of them. The two people were anonymous because they are not authorized to speak publicly about the agency’s operations.
Thomas Shedd, a former Tesla employee who now manages technological transformation services, the GSA’s technological arm, alluded to the project at a meeting on Wednesday. “Another (project) I am trying to work is a centralized place for contracts so that we can do an analysis of them,” he said, according to an audio recording obtained by Wired. “This is not new, this is something that has been moving before starting. What is different is to build the whole system at home and build it very quickly. This goes back to this,” as we understand how the Government spends money? ””
The decision to develop a personalized chatbot follows the discussions between the GSA and Google on its gemini offer, according to one of the people.
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While the Chatbots like Chatgpt and Gemini have been adopted throughout corporate America for tasks such as writing emails and generating images, executive orders and other guidelines issued during Biden’s administration, generally asked the government staff to be Prudent on the adoption of emerging technologies. President Donald Trump has adopted a different approach, ordering his lieutenants to eliminate barriers to the United States that they exercise the “global domain of AI”. In the case of demand, Musk’s government efficiency team has quickly moved in recent weeks to on board more AI tools, according to reports published by Wired and other media outlets.
In general, Trump administration may be in the most chaotic disorder of federal bureaucracy in the modern age of the computer. Some Trump supporters have made the changes, but federal employees, unions, Congress Democrats, and civil society groups have greatly criticized them, in some cases that may be unconstitutional. Although DOGE has not publicly changed its posture, the team has quietly stopped the launch of at least one generative tool this week, according to two people who know the project.
The White House did not respond immediately to a comment request.
