Trump's new AI government portal is powered by Google's Gemini and Grok

The United States government has introduced a new AI-powered portal called America.gov, which consolidates information from over 29,000 official sources to provide clear data on federal services, benefits, and public resources. The platform, developed in collaboration with Google, can answer queries related to benefits, forms, fees, deadlines, and eligibility, and supports PDF uploads and voice input.

America.gov is currently limited to information dissemination at launch, with plans to expand its functionality to include forms, applications, and renewals by 2027. The initiative addresses the challenge of navigating the vast amount of federal information and resources available to Americans, which can often be overwhelming when trying to locate the specific details needed.

By harnessing Google's AI capabilities, the US government aims to streamline access to critical public resources under one centralized platform. While America.gov is a government initiative designed and engineered in Washington D.C., Google provides essential technical support as a technology partner for the project.