GSA's America.gov chatbot answers "How many Americas" with only itself
conitzer · x · 2026-10-24
AI researcher Vincent Conitzer shares a classic AI fail on his Substack: the official America.gov chatbot, asked "How many Americas are there?", earnestly replied that there is one America — itself, a government information assistant from the GSA. Conitzer jokes he can't imagine the naming discussion behind it.
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