Meet 'America': Trump’s AI chatbot changes answers after challenging his claims
Summary
President Donald Trump has launched an AI chatbot called "America" to provide information from US government websites. Initially, the chatbot gave fact-based answers that challenged some of Trump's claims, but more recently, it has started refusing to answer certain questions and its responses have become inconsistent.Key Facts
- The chatbot "America" is designed to answer questions using information from 29,000 US government websites.
- Early on, it fact-checked Trump’s claims about the 2020 election and inflation, providing evidence that contradicted those claims.
- More recently, the chatbot has refused to answer questions about topics such as election fraud and felony convictions involving Trump.
- Some responses still contradict Trump’s views, like confirming that climate change is largely caused by human activity.
- Other answers reflect terminology promoted by Trump’s administration, such as calling the Pentagon the “Department of War.”
- Responses vary depending on the browser used and the language of the questions.
- The chatbot’s answers have changed during its rollout, moving from fact-checking Trump towards avoiding some topics.
- It is unclear how or why the chatbot’s answers have been modified or controlled behind the scenes.
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