最新报道:According to internal records reviewed by the U.S. news website Politico and people familiar with the matter, at least eight of the original core employees of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) have left the government. In the past six months, anyone who wants to enter the sixth floor of the headquarters of the U.S. General Services Administration, the core office area of the Department of Government Efficiency led by Musk, must be checked by an armed guard, and only those whose names appear on the pre-approved list can enter. Today, the guard has been evacuated, and the sign next to the elevator that originally read "Authorized personnel only" has disappeared. Compared with the high-profile layoffs in the first few months, DOGE's work priorities have changed. Recent work includes deleting useless government websites and phone lines, canceling unused software licenses, and working with the National Weather Service to upgrade the national weather broadcast system. In addition, DOGE is also building a new project called AI.gov, which aims to accelerate government innovation through artificial intelligence.