President Donald Trump launched a new AI-powered search tool called America.gov on Tuesday, September 29, 2026. Trump claimed that the website was launched to help Americans find information from the federal government.America.gov became a topic of discussion across various media outlets. In the latest episode of 'The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Fallon mocked Trump's new AI-powered website, joking about how easy it could make things for Russian hackers. Fallon said,"Russian hackers were like this will save us so much time."During the launch, according to a New York Times report, Trump claimed,"With America.gov, the entire government will fit in the palm of your hand. Everything will be answered easily and quickly."Here's more about it.Jimmy Fallon mocks President Donald Trump's new AI-powered website View this post on Instagram Instagram PostJimmy Fallon has mocked President Donald Trump's new AI-powered website, which brings all government websites into a single platform. He joked that this platform will make things easier for Russian hackers and save them time. Fallon said everybody is afraid of AI, and no one trusts the federal government. He mimicked the President and said,"So Trump was like, 'Let's combine them.' Like a Reese's peanut butter cup of doom."Fallon then mocked the America.gov homepage, which showed a kid lying face down on an icy lake, and the search button space read,"Try: How can I invest in my child's future?"Fallon joked that in the search bar, one could ask a genuine question or ask why the homepage of America.gov has a photo of a kid lying face-first on the ice, or one could also write, "Is the kid okay?" as it seems someone should help him out. He further joked,"Is this some sort of metaphor for the state of the country?"More about the America.gov websitePresident Donald Trump launched the America.gov website - Source: GettyPresident Donald Trump launched the AI-powered website called America.gov on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, at the Hello, America event hosted by the National Design Studio. The event was held at the Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium. Cabinet officials such as Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth were part of the event. Government officials and tech leaders from companies like Meta and Nvidia also attended the event. The AI industry executives met with Trump and signed an agreement, which the president called 'morally binding'.The America.gov website uses AI to get simple answers from official government sources. The website claims it is free to use and ad-free, and that it keeps the users' privacy protected. It contains 29,000 websites and is operated by the General Services Administration, a US federal agency that provides technology needed by the government.The tool is apparently easy to use, fast, and organized. According to Mashable, Phase 1 of America.gov will help users get faster access to government information. Phase 2 is slated for release in 2027 and will include additional features such as applying, enrolling, and tracking progress on the chat.The administration has planned to expand the platform so that users can do tasks such as passport renewal, Medicare enrollment, and checking student loan information in a hassle-free manner. The features are all promised for the upcoming year. For now, the features include getting answers in multiple languages, including English, French, and Spanish, step-by-step guidance on passport renewal, and help for understanding government documents.Also Read: "Have become very rich": Donald Trump focuses on 'bright side' of AI data centers at White House luncheonFollow SoapCentral for more such updates on Donald Trump.