Gets it done: Trump has a new AI concierge for all government requests heres what it can do

It’s state-of-the-art.President Trump’s cabinet has devised a new way to make government services more efficient for citizens — by rolling out a cutting-edge AI “concierge.”Dubbed “America.gov,” the machine middleman reportedly helps everyday Americans out with everything from filing taxes to checking on the status of student loans.“Whatever you need from government, start here,” reads the homepage alongside a sample query about replacing a Social Security card.“The site is like a good hotel concierge, guiding you to the best answers for your questions into the next steps, such as a checklist with links to finish your name change at the state level,” Joe Gebbia, co-founder of Airbnb and leader of the White House’s National Design Studio, said in a demo debuting the digital compendium.The concierge’s comprehensive knowledge base is a credit to its training involving data from 29,000 U.S.government websites and 800 million pages, Fox News reported.The President praised the so-called tech-speditious system during its launch on Tuesday, September 29, suggesting that it was an alternative to the so-called bloated digital dinosaurs from before, the WSJ reported.“Instead of forcing citizens to search through the endless maze of tens of thousands of terrible government websites, you’ll now have one front door for every single question,” declared Trump.Gebbia claimed that the tech will eventually handle all federal constituent services.

“It’s reorientating this notion that you have to do the work for the government to figure out what the entry point is,” he told the WSJ.“We turn the whole thing around, and now the government orientates itself around you.

You tell us what you need, and the government goes and gets it done for you.”Naturally, some techsperts have had reservations given the snafus suffered by prior administrations’ attempts at cyber-centralization.Since the Clinton administration, each new leader has attempted t...