US government's AI chatbot scaled back from fact-checking Trump claims.

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A US government AI chatbot was fact-checking former President Donald Trump's claims. It addressed controversial topics like the 2020 election results and the January 6 Capitol attack. The system has since been adjusted to pull back from directly refuting these statements. The initiative is part of a broader government effort to explore AI applications.

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