According to online reports, former Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) employees said in their first interview after leaving office that as Musk leaves the Trump administration, the government efficiency improvement project he leads is likely to stall. The Tesla CEO announced late Wednesday that he would end his special government employee status, but insisted DOGE would continue to operate. However, insiders revealed that the department, which had vowed to cut federal spending by $2 trillion, actually saved only about $175 billion, and the statistics were full of loopholes. After nearly two months at DOGE, software engineer Sahil Lavi predicted that the department would quickly "retire." "It's like a dying sob," Ravengia, who was fired earlier this month, told Reuters."The core of the charm of this project is Musk himself." He expects DOGE employees to "stop working, like children joining a startup that will fail in four months." (Jin Shi)