Trump rolls out AI takeover of American government, according to The Independent

Trump touts America.gov, but government-sourced AI answers undercut many statements, according to ABC News.

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Read our Privacy notice Donald Trump rolled out a new chatbot aimed at helping Americans interact with federal agencies and streamlining the processes associated with them on Tuesday morning at an… — The Independent
Start your Independent Membership today — The Independent
The tool can be used to direct Americans to services across the federal government in a manner similar to other existing AI chatbots, like the Gemini service integrated into Google’s basic search… — The Independent
In a video presentation from Robbins and chief design officer Joe Gebbia, the designers teased greater functionalities in the future that did not appear to be available yet, like passport renewal… — The Independent
See what's coming,” the chatbot tells users today, with a link to a promotional video showing those features — The Independent
Trump rolls out AI takeover of American government — The Independent

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