Inside DOGE’s AI Push at the Department of Veterans Affairs

“The actions in the VA of the doe take the lives of veterans,” he said. Veterans, it adds, risk “The needed care and deserve it [President Donald] Trump and Elon turned to Lockeys who did not know what to say what to serve your country. “

VA employees have already concerned about the changes that workers start to start the agency. “These people are zero tips,” says a VA employee string.

VA did not respond immediately to a request for comment. Neither Volo, Roussos, Fulcher, Rehling or Coval.

When it comes to the former work of Lavingia, especially when it comes to the AI, it seems that today’s outlook in VA. On October 2024, in a blog post, Lavingia, in 2015, the majority of the majority of employees have achieved their employees, and “each hand process has automated, replacing all marginal costs to the customer and almost no employees.”

“Today, people need perfect customer service, crisis management, regulatory compatibility and negotiations, property inspections and more,” he said. “But the AI ​​will not be long until you can do all of the above.”

Two sources, who are familiar with the work of Lavingia, he notes that he is trying to present a AI vehicle called AINDHANDS to write a code for the agency. Lavingia, and Tech employees, and wanted to add open places to the repertoire of programs mentioned in the slack in the slack for this “priority for this” [chief of staff] and the secretary. “(OpenhandHands can be downloaded at GitHub for everyone.)

“We thought the EU was used to use it for all development agreements, and why they did not justify that he could not do this,” he said. “I think they are thinking about how to fill the gaps [of canceled contracts] with ai. “

“As some sources asked to be anonymous as other sources, as some sources, because there are other sources as other sources, because of some sources.” Most of these data are stored and achieved. Includes data such as assurance and bank information, as well as medical and disability history.

New tools also mean new security risks. “Any programming tool or applications you use in federal systems should meet a bunch of security classification,” he says. The use of the proposed OpenhandHands is concerned that it is not properly checked for government purposes for security gaps that may perhaps be sensitive to VA systems and information.

“They do not follow any of the normal procedures and risking people,” they can report that the failure of a system may include the benefits of veterans. “These are the people who have given their parts to their countries and deserve more respect.”