America.gov launches AI portal unifying 29,000 government sites with fraud reporting
soleio · x · 2026-10-21
The U.S. government launched America.gov, a unified portal bringing 29,000 federal, state, and local websites into one place. Its AI assistant "SI" answers only from official government sources, is free, ad-free, and collects no personal data. A newly added feature lets users report fraud against government programs, with rewards up to $30K for eligible tips. Full form-filling and case-tracking are promised for 2027.
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