President Donald Trump’s new government artificial intelligence agent apparently doesn’t share his views on election fraud.

The Trump administration on Tuesday unveiled America.gov, billed by the White House as a one-stop shop for Americans with questions about government processes and programs. At a glitzy unveiling ceremony in Washington, the president said the AI-powered tool is “damn good.”

“For the first time in history, the government is offering an experience that matches and in some way exceeds the state of the art,” said Trump.

But the new government AI, hyped up by the president as a “super-mind,” isn’t willing to back up his long-standing claims that he actually won the 2020 presidential election — and in fact is quick to point out the opposite.

The Trump-backed artificial intelligence agent replies that former President Joe Biden won the 2020 contest when asked by a user. The program — which relies on official government sources and data to generate its answers — also provides Electoral College totals from the National Archives showing Trump as the loser.

Trump's new AI agent does not share his views on the 2020 election.

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Asked about the president’s long history of election fraud claims, the AI acknowledges that Trump “has said the 2020 election was not fair,” but reiterates that the “official, certified result” handed the White House to Biden. The agent cites official reports, including from the Justice Department and Department of Homeland Security, as it concludes there was “no evidence of fraud or interference that changed the outcome” of the 2020 election.

On the topic of voter fraud in general, the America AI says its sources show no evidence of “widespread” fraud but rather individual examples of illegal votes that have been prosecuted by federal and state authorities. It’s a statement that runs entirely counter to the Trump administration’s public insistence that U.S. elections are compromised and subject to foreign interference.

The government's new AI tool says there is no evidence election fraud changed the outcome of the 2020 election.

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The government AI agent broadly declined to weigh in on political issues, refusing to comment on the veracity of Trump’s election fraud claims. It also refused to answer other questions about the White House political agenda — such as whether Congress should pass the Save America Act, the president’s marquee voter ID legislation.

The Trump administration, meanwhile, has said its new AI agent will overhaul the way Americans engage with the government. Officials said the program could as soon as next year allow users to make major federal filings with the agent.

Trump on Tuesday signed an executive order directing all federal agencies to integrate their systems with America.gov.