Justice-sector AI / United States / U.S. Department of Justice — Drug Enforcement Administration

Generative AI / Large Language Model: Public Comment Summarization and Categorization (Docketscope)

U.S. Department of Justice — Drug Enforcement Administration · Police and forensics · 2024

status as stated: Operation and MaintenanceUse-case inventory entryGenerative AI

The archived 2024 DOJ inventory lists Generative AI / Large Language Model: Public Comment Summarization and Categorization (Docketscope) for U.S. Department of Justice — Drug Enforcement Administration. The row states the stage as Operation and Maintenance; it lists Mission-Enabling (internal agency support).

Purpose: DEA is a data-driven organization that integrates data and analytics capabilities across its mission. The purpose of this use case is to utilize Generative AI to classify, summarize, organize and analyze public comments on Regulations.gov. Expected benefits: To save time in manually reviewing large quantity of comments with AI-enabled categorization, summarization, and trends analysis to support appropriate prioritization for DEA's review and validation.

Official record: justice.gov · archived copy
Read: 2026-09-07 · primary document read
Found via: doj-inventory-2024
Notes: Archived DOJ spreadsheet row DOJ-0096; original component field: DEA. Included because the 2025 spreadsheet does not list that use-case ID.

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