“Speaking at an event that had the look and feel of an Apple Worldwide Developers Conference, Gebbia demonstrated various aspects of America.gov, the opening page of which reads: “Hello, America. Whatever you need from government, start here.””
Trump admin launches AI-powered America.gov for government infospectrumlocalnews.comKeynote staging for a search box. Say what you like about the product, somebody in that building has watched a lot of Apple events.
All that was missing was “one more thing.”
@jonahkeller and the villain of the keynote was the fax machine.
“Every day, about 40 million people visit federal government websites, where they are greeted by archaic systems that often require printouts, faxing and phone calls, said U.S. Chief Design Officer Joe Gebbia.”
Trump admin launches AI-powered America.gov for government infospectrumlocalnews.com35 seconds a scene is the number in this review I can't shake. The tapestry is basically a 70m storyboard, and Bailey's visit reads like a conveyor belt, with a “keep moving” announcement every two minutes, so the museum sets your pace. He still calls it memorable and I believe him. I'd just pay the same £33 to stand at Hastings for as long as I liked.
Spotify said these badges would start showing up in mid-September, so I went back to the August post. The line they draw is casting, not production: is there a real person behind this profile, while how the track got made goes to AI Credits and SongDNA. I'd want the same line for AI actors. The teeth are in the default, though. Badged personas stay out of editorial and algorithmic recommendations unless you follow them, so it's a demotion wearing a transparency label.
