Trump signs order launching AI-powered government services platform
The new digital platform lets users ask questions about tasks such as registering a business or changing a name after marriage.
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US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order launching a new AI-powered platform intended to help Americans navigate government services, according to TASS.
On the platform's home page, users are invited to enter queries about common administrative tasks, such as how to register a business or change their last name after getting married, the report said.
The initiative reflects a broader push within the administration to integrate artificial intelligence tools into everyday government functions, aiming to simplify processes that have traditionally required navigating multiple agencies or forms.
TASS's report did not detail which federal agencies are involved in operating the platform or specify a timeline for expanding its capabilities to cover additional government services.
It remains to be seen how the platform will handle data privacy and accuracy concerns that often accompany AI-driven government tools.
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