The Trump administration is preparing to unveil a new artificial intelligence-powered platform designed to help Americans navigate federal government services and websites more easily.

The new portal, known as America.gov, is intended to serve as a central access point where users can find government information, services and resources that are currently spread across multiple federal agencies.

The administration says the platform will simplify interactions with government institutions and improve the overall user experience.

President Donald Trump is expected to formally introduce the initiative at a technology-focused event in Washington alongside Vice President JD Vance and several senior administration officials.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Mehmet Oz, and National Design Studio head Joe Gebbia are also expected to participate.

According to officials involved in the project, the platform uses artificial intelligence to help users locate relevant government information more quickly and reduce the complexity often associated with federal websites. The goal is to create a more streamlined and accessible digital experience for the public.

The launch forms part of a broader effort by the administration to expand the use of digital technology and artificial intelligence across federal agencies. Recent government initiatives have focused on improving online services, strengthening digital identity systems and increasing the use of AI tools within government operations.

Technology executives and industry leaders are expected to attend the unveiling, where discussions will focus on artificial intelligence, healthcare, energy, space exploration and other emerging technologies.

Officials say the platform represents a major step toward modernising how citizens interact with government services, with plans to make access to public information faster, simpler and more efficient.