A former Tesla engineer, now leading a key government tech division, is reportedly steering federal technology toward an AI-first approach. Facing potential budget cuts of up to 50%, the initiative aims to streamline operations by running the office with a startup-like efficiency. Central to the strategy is the creation of an AI-powered contract database, designed to enhance transparency and decision-making. This shift aligns with the broader push for leaner government and increased AI integration, a vision increasingly backed by Silicon Valley figures influencing federal policies.
