President Donald J. Trump’s administration has ambitious plans to provide various services to the American people, and one of them is reportedly an AI chatbot that would be accessible via “AI.gov.” There is still no available website, but recent discoveries have revealed the early version of the website and a code posted on a repository, which gave an initial look at what it will bring.
The reports reveal numerous details about how the site is being formed, as well as the various features it will offer, with a focus on serving Americans through artificial intelligence.
Trump’s AI Chatbot Is Reportedly Coming via AI.gov
A new report from 404 Media revealed that the Trump administration is developing a project in the background that suggests the United States’ own AI chatbot, accessible via a website at the address “AI.gov.”The report shared various references to the upcoming experience, including code found on GitHub, and they were also able to locate an early version of the website itself.
It was also revealed that this project is spearheaded by the Technology Transformation Services of the General Services Administration, with former Tesla engineer Thomas Shedd leading the team. According to The Verge’s report, Shedd is known for being a close ally to Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), with him previously suggesting the use of AI to detect fraud, review government contracts, and more.
This website aims to provide a new kind of experience for Americans by offering an AI chatbot that is within their reach. 404 Media also reported that the Trump administration plans to launch this service by July 4, also known as Independence Day.
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What Does the Government’s AI Bring for Americans?
According to the website, AI.gov will provide three significant tools to assist Americans with their various needs. First, it will offer US users an AI chat assistant that helps address their needs, potentially including government questions and queries that no longer require contacting agencies.
Next, it will also offer an API that will open up the experience to connect models from companies like Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI.
Lastly, the report claimed that it will serve as a console to “analyze agency-wide implementation.” The AI.gov platform would reportedly help “accelerate government innovation with AI.”
President Donald Trump and Artificial Intelligence
When President Trump recently won the election, he revealed his grand plans to appoint an “AI czar” to his cabinet, tasked with leading federal AI regulations and applying the technology within the US government.
During his early days in his second term, Trump also announced the “Stargate” project, which aims to deliver the United States’ AI infrastructure initiative using a $500 billion investment that it plans to raise over four years. This specific program has already attracted notable figures such as OpenAI’s CEO, Sam Altman, Oracle’s Larry Ellison, and others to join the project and help the US establish its AI infrastructure.
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