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Trump’s AI website confirms he lost 2020 election
Critics quickly used the tool to test Trump’s claims, and the chatbot said he lost 2020 and that higher tariffs usually fall on businesses and consumers.
- President Donald Trump unveiled the AI-powered website America on Tuesday to assist with government inquiries, which promptly began contradicting his own assertions regarding election fraud and immigration.
- Relying on official government sources, the chatbot—which calls itself America—refutes several of Trump's frequent claims, including assertions about tariff costs and his signature policy Bill signed into law last year.
- Regarding immigration, the tool states that Trump is wrong claiming 25 million immigrants illegally crossed the border under President Joe Biden, and estimates his policy Bill will cause more than 10 million people to lose health insurance.
- Democratic lawmakers and Senator Adam Schiff of California leveraged the tool to highlight contradictions, sharing screenshots showing the chatbot's refusal to validate Trump's claims about the 2020 election results.
- Officials noted the program could facilitate major federal filings by next year, though The White House has not addressed questions about contradictions between the chatbot's findings and the president's stated positions.
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The Straits Times
The Straits TimesTrump launches government chatbot that contradicts some of his claims
A new AI-powered search tool that Trump unveiled to help Americans get information from the federal government provides facts that contradict false claims he has made.
·Seattle, United States
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Trump launched a ‘damn good’ AI chatbot. It debunks many of his false claims
President Donald Trump launched a new artificial intelligence chatbot on Tuesday, calling it “damn good.” Turns out that one of the things it’s reasonably good at is debunking Trump’s own lies.
·Atlanta, United States
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