Donald Trump launches AI-powered America.gov: 5 things to know

U.S. Chief Design Officer Joe Gebbia told CNBC that the new site is powered by Google's Gemini and Elon Musk's Grok, according to the article. The piece identified Gebbia as the official who described the models the platform runs on. It identified the two models by name: Gemini and Grok.

The General Services Administration engineered the platform in partnership with the National Design Studio, the article said. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the site would let an applicant submit information, upload a photo, and track its approval and shipment. Those functions — submitting information, uploading a photo, and tracking approval and shipment — were the parts of the site the article described through Rubio. It named the General Services Administration and the National Design Studio as the organisations that engineered the platform together.

According to the piece, Gemini and Grok are the models behind the site, the General Services Administration and the National Design Studio built it, and Rubio described an applicant experience of submitting information, uploading a photograph, and tracking approval and shipment.