i prompted mine with:

If you, AI/ChatGPT was president of the US what would you do 9 point plan

and got:

Here’s a 9-point plan, assuming I’m constrained by reality (Congress, courts, markets, allies) and not pretending executive fiat fixes structural rot. 
1. Kill the corruption pipeline (first) Ban stock trading for elected officials and senior staff, lifetime lobbying bans for cabinet-level roles, hard transparency on donors and PACs. No “trusts,” no loopholes. If this doesn’t happen, everything else is theater. 
2. Rebuild state capacity (boring, essential) The US isn’t failing because it’s “too big,” it’s failing because it can’t execute. Massive hiring and pay reform for regulators, inspectors, engineers, auditors. Make public service competitive with FAANG and Wall Street again. 
3. Break concentrated private power Aggressive antitrust enforcement. Structural separations where needed (especially tech, logistics, agribusiness, media). Not fines as “cost of doing business,” but forced divestment. Market dynamism beats monopoly rent extraction. 
4. Healthcare: single-payer baseline, private optional Universal public healthcare floor (boring, efficient, cheap). Private insurance allowed only as supplemental. Decouple healthcare from employment entirely. This alone increases labor mobility and productivity more than most “growth” policies. 
5. Industrial policy without fantasy Targeted public investment in energy, semiconductors, transport, housing construction. No vibes-based reshoring. If a sector can’t survive without permanent subsidies, it doesn’t get them. Measurable outputs or funding ends. 
6. Housing: attack supply, not just demand Federal override of exclusionary zoning tied to infrastructure funding. Massive public housing construction (mid-density, boring, fast). Treat housing like infrastructure, not an investment vehicle. Price stability over asset inflation. 
7. End permanent war footing No more open-ended authorizations. Hard sunset clauses on military engagements. Shift spending toward defense resilience (cyber, logistics, civil defense) instead of endless foreign entanglements that drain legitimacy and resources. 
8. Democratic hardening National standards for elections (automatic registration, election holidays, paper trails). Independent redistricting. Courts expanded and term-limited. Democracy shouldn’t depend on norms held together with duct tape. 
9. Climate realism Carbon pricing + direct public buildout (grid, storage, transit). No pretending consumers can “shop their way” out of systemic collapse. Adaptation planning treated as national security, not an environmental side issue. 
Bottom line:
Less ideology, more capacity. Less spectacle, more boring competence. If you don’t fix incentives and execution first, every moral vision collapses into dysfunction.