Google helps launch America.gov government portal
Google is partnering with the White House on America.gov, a new government website meant to simplify online access to federal services. The portal will use Google’s Gemini artificial intelligence in the backend. The goal: help over 100 million people get to government benefits and services faster and more easily than before. Google says it’s part of a broader federal push for digital modernization.
- America.gov is a new online hub for federal services
- Google’s Gemini AI integrated behind the scenes
- Aims to serve over 100 million users
- Part of federal digital modernization efforts
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