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Америка запустила Госуслуги!
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America.gov
The video says the U.S. has launched America.gov, a single portal intended to replace a maze of government websites. Users can describe what they need in everyday language and receive help from a chatbot.
The chatbot reportedly uses Google Gemini and xAI’s Grok. At the time described, it mainly handled questions about passport renewals and insurance, with additional services promised later.
AI Policy
The narrator reports that AI-company leaders signed a voluntary White House agreement on AI safety, with no penalties. The video also says Trump signed an executive order to call artificial intelligence “superintelligence” (“SI”) instead.
Sponsored Product Demonstration: Bibaka
The narrator promotes Bibaka, a service that uses AI agents as “digital employees” for small and medium-sized businesses. In an example involving an air-conditioning repair company, the agents can:
- Build a website with an inquiry form.
- Connect HubSpot and set up a sales funnel.
- Link website inquiries to the funnel and launch ads.
- Prepare daily sales plans, including deal forecasts and follow-up tasks.
- Connect to banks to collect financial data and show profit and loss.
- Review an existing website and suggest improvements.
The narrator presents this as a turnkey business setup that can be completed in a few clicks and directs viewers to a Telegram channel for a full demo. These are promotional claims; the subtitles do not independently verify the product’s capabilities.
Main Speaker and Source
A single narrator from Столица Мира discusses the U.S. government portal and Trump’s actions, then promotes Bibaka.
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