Trump’s new America.gov uses Gemini and Grok to navigate government services — these 5 prompts show what it can do
AI Trump’s new America.gov uses Gemini and Grok to navigate government services — these 5 prompts show what it can do Features By Elton Jones Published 29 September 2026 Looking up government-sourced AI answers may have gotten simpler When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. So much so that he’s recognized it as a huge potential driver of economic growth and a tool that can be used to modernize government operations. To be quite honest, it does exactly what it’s been promised to do.Prompts that’ll get you shockingly productive results (Image credit: Shutterstock)I had to tag in ChatGPT to assist me with coming up with the proper questions to bring to the newly released, government-approved chatbot.
- ▪AI Trump’s new America.gov uses Gemini and Grok to navigate government services — these 5 prompts show what it can do Features By Elton Jones Published 29 September 2026 Looking up government-sourced AI answers may have gotten simpler When
- ▪So much so that he’s recognized it as a huge potential driver of economic growth and a tool that can be used to modernize government operations.
- ▪To be quite honest, it does exactly what it’s been promised to do.Prompts that’ll get you shockingly productive results (Image credit: Shutterstock)I had to tag in ChatGPT to assist me with coming up with the proper questions to bring to th
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AI Trump’s new America.gov uses Gemini and Grok to navigate government services — these 5 prompts show what it can do Features By Elton Jones Published 29 September 2026 Looking up government-sourced AI answers may have gotten simpler When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Shutterstock) Copy link Facebook X Reddit Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter It’s been pretty wild to watch how hard sitting President Donald J.
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