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America.gov Launches Trump’s AI Chatbot for Federal Services

By Drooid · Oct 7, 2026, 5:54 PM UTC · How we work

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U.S. President Donald Trump launched the America.gov AI chatbot for federal services.
Trump told the United Nations the government would call AI “super intelligence.”
On September 29, Trump and major AI CEOs signed a voluntary “morally binding” accord.
When Newsweek asked the chatbot who won the 2020 election, it answered Biden.
America.gov’s terms warn AI answers may be wrong, especially for money, immigration, benefits, or deadlines.

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Story summary

U.S. President Donald Trump launched the America.gov AI chatbot for federal services.
Trump told the United Nations the government would call AI “super intelligence.”
On September 29, Trump and major AI CEOs signed a voluntary “morally binding” accord.
When Newsweek asked the chatbot who won the 2020 election, it answered Biden.
America.gov’s terms warn AI answers may be wrong, especially for money, immigration, benefits, or deadlines.