Trump-supported AI Monitoring? Musk -led Dogi team monitors federal agencies, reports. Mint

A secret team of technologists led by Elon Musk, who works under the Department of Efficiency of the Government (DOGE), is deploying artificial intelligence to monitor internal communication in at least one federal agency for alleged dislocation for alleged dislocation for US President Donald Trump, which is in accordance with individuals familiar with the case.

The report stated that direct knowledge sources have shown that the employees of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have been warned that AI system Trump or Musk may check email and virtual chat for hostile language. According to internal sources, Dog’s action, forms a part of a broad mission to reduce bureaucracy, prevents dissatisfaction, and resumes the internal operations of the government.

Dog’s work has been largely opaque till now. While its declared goal is to eliminate waste and disability, its methods – including encrypted messaging and the use of AI chatboat grouke of Musk – are raising alarm between cyber security experts and government morality watchmen, highlighting the report.

Critics reportedly argue that the operation lacks oversight and can be abused for political loops.

The report also stated that DOGE members communicate using the team’s signal, an encrypted messaging app that allows messages to disappear. This practice, experts say, can violate the laws holding federal records. Kathleen Clarke, a government morality expert at the University of Washington at St. Louis, said, “If they are using signals and not supporting every message for federal files, they are working illegally,” said Kathleen Clarke, a government moralist expert at Washington at St. Louis, in St. Louis.

Doge employees have also been accused of ignoring the formal document handling procedures by the government draft in real time using Google Docs, the report states. This unconventional approach, internal sources say, the team is allowed to make rapid operational changes without leaving a paper trail.

In EPA, employees were reportedly stated that “what you say, what you type and what do,” were being offered AI monitoring equipment as “. The agency, which faced serious budget cuts and staffing cuts under Trump’s administration, admitted that it is “looking at AI to better customize the agency’s functions,” but denied its use in personnel decisions.

Meanwhile, the federal court records suggest that Dogi has banned access to major government systems and data, even civil servants have been excluded from platforms with information about sensitive personnel. In the office of Personnel Management (OPM), which plays a central role in the federal recruitment and workforce strategy, more than 100 tech staff earlier this year lost cloud access. Only two persons-a career employee and a CIO-appointed by Trump-now have administrative control.

The operation of Dog has inspired legal challenges. In March, a judge ordered the group to release the internal records after the Ethics Group Crew trial, which cited Dog’s unusual privacy and refused to follow transparency laws. By this week, no documents have been assigned.

(With input from Reuters)