America.gov, a U.S. government AI chatbot and unified digital gateway, went live on September 29 with access to information and updates from about 29,000 government websites. Google’s Gemini is its technology partner, while Grok also contributed to platform development. The service can answer questions about Bitcoin reserves, crypto-asset regulation and tax filing, including by providing tax forms, fraud-reporting channels and safety guidance. However, it did not cover some recent legislative developments and displayed digital-asset guidance that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission had withdrawn. America.gov frequently includes disclaimers that its responses are not advice and identifies services it cannot provide. Its FAQ warns that AI can make mistakes and tells users to verify every response’s attached sources before making important decisions.