g it is possible, but it would reproduce it so inefficiently that you'd have to, you know, almost better if you started over from scratch, I think.

But then I say, are you telling me that AI can't identify inefficient code and then replace it? Because I would think that it could do that easily if it knows how to write code. Does it really not know how to identify inefficient code and then know how to replace it with the efficient code even if you gave it the right prompts? So I think this will be a real good test. It probably borders on almost impossible to get this rewritten unless AI is helping a lot. I think it borders on impossible. But I'll bet you the DOGE people, being on the leading edge of a lot of AI and programming stuff, I'll bet they're going to make this work.

But remember, if you're thinking that the new code will work perfectly, not on the first try. And nothing works like that. Nothing works on the first try. So probably there'll be a little bit of a bump in the system. But maybe before the end of the year you'd see a whole new rewritten system, and what they learn from that could be something they can take to the rest of the government systems because they have just these unlimited number of IT systems that don't talk to each other. We'll see if that's fixable. I don't know.

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