Trump Administration Launches America.gov AI Portal as 54% of Voters View AI Unfavorably
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Updated · Fox News · Sep 25
Trump Administration Launches America.gov AI Portal as 54% of Voters View AI Unfavorably
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Sep 25
Summary
America.gov will debut Tuesday at a White House event as an AI-powered “front door” meant to give Americans one place to find federal information now scattered across agency websites.
Joe Gebbia, the first U.S. chief design officer, said the tool is built to ease decades of clunky government interactions by making it simpler to access services and resources.
President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance and officials including Marco Rubio and Mehmet Oz are set to appear alongside tech leaders such as Elon Musk, Jensen Huang and Dave Limp.
The launch comes as the administration reviews a new AI testing framework and faces public skepticism, with a recent Fox News poll showing 54% of registered voters hold an unfavorable view of artificial intelligence.
Tuesday’s summit will also feature panels on AI, energy, health, space and agriculture, framing the website as part of a broader push to showcase the administration’s technology agenda.