Trump signs executive order to launch AI
Trump signs executive order to launch AI-powered ‘America.gov’
Ahead of a meeting with AI executives, Trump signs an order launching a new AI-powered government portal.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Tuesday establishing America.gov, an AI-powered government portal through which users can access public services and search thousands of federal databases.
The order, “Streamlining access to government services through America.gov,” establishes the website and directs all agencies to integrate their public-facing services into the platform within 90 days.
Trump signed the order hours before he is set to meet with top AI executives in a lunch meeting at the White House.
It directs senior officials, including those at the National Design Studio, to establish the website as a single access point for Americans seeking federal government services such as passport replacement. NDS was created by an August 2025 executive order and is led by Airbnb cofounder Joe Gebbia.
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