The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) Director, SCott Kupor, believes artificial intelligence will help the federal government become more efficient and efficient. The agency has installed five Language Learning Models (LLMs) on employees' computers and given them a mandate to use them. Kupo, a venture capitalist who oversaw large-scale staffing cuts at OPM over the last year, sees this as a key to reducing time spent on "routinized tasks" and aiding in "career development". He also advocates for an AI ambassador program, where 250 people out of 2000 are part of the program. Despite some Americans being "nervous" about using AI tools, he believes that the long-term model will not be to have five LLMs.