The General Services Administration is touting the form as a way to encourage public recommendations on removing federal regulations and rules.

In a blog, Ball has written about his interest in developing AI as the Trump administration seeks “to advance theories of a ‘unitary executive.’”

The president’s executive orders call for changes to the Federal Acquisition Regulation and an examination of agency buying processes.

Under the executive order, agencies must make full use of tech in environmental review and permitting processes for “infrastructure projects of all kinds.”

The watchdog said OMB Director Russell Vought’s move to disappear the public tracker of funds appropriated by Congress is “very concerning” and undercuts transparency.

In a Wednesday markup, GOP committee members voted against an inquiry into the tech billionaire’s role in the government.

The bipartisan legislation calls on the Commerce secretary to lead U.S. adoption and use of blockchain and other distributed ledger technology.

The Office of Inspector General audit offered recommendations on how the agency should address its software management needs.

GOP members of the Judiciary subcommittee on regulatory reform say the government doesn’t “understand what they are regulating,” while Democrats sound the alarm on DOGE AI work.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers is taking another run at the SAMOSA Act, a bill with strong support from a variety of tech groups.