As reported by ProPublica, the agency aims to automate up to 90% of the writing process, with human experts tasked with editing and correcting the final text. His focus on output volume over precision reflects a shift in priorities that some say is ill-suited to public safety regulation. Traditionally, the regulatory process involves multiple layers of review, including expert consultation and public comment. The Department insists that human officials will still play a vital role. Yet, without a clear framework defining how AI outputs will be validated, revised, or challenged, there’s concern that speed could eclipse scrutiny.