
America.gov
America.gov is the US federal government's AI-powered "single front door" to its services, letting people ask plain-language questions and get routed across ~29,000 federal websites.
Founded in Taiwan, "g0v" (gov-zero) is a decentralised civic tech community with information transparency, open results and open cooperation as its core values. g0v engages in public affairs by drawing from the grassroot power of the community.
Project(s): g0v Underground 零時電台


America.gov is the US federal government's AI-powered "single front door" to its services, letting people ask plain-language questions and get routed across ~29,000 federal websites.
The Digital Civic Infrastructure Initiative is a new Harvard Kennedy School program (in the Allen Lab for Democracy Renovation, led by Danielle Allen) helping local governments use technology to strengthen democracy, transparency, and citizen engagement, with an early output being Open Book, a free open-source municipal budget-transparency tool.

The UAE's Agentic AI for Government Services is a national framework mandating that AI "agents" power 50% of government sectors, services, and operations by 2028, redesigning services so residents state a need in plain language and the AI completes it.

Today, the City of Toronto is launching Building Permit Application Pre-Check, an online self-check tool that uses AI to help applicants identify potential issues in eligible building permit applications before submitting them to the City.

Servizz.gov.mt is Malta's official one-stop government-services portal, organizing the state's services, grants, and schemes by sector and by "life event" (starting school, moving home, becoming a parent), with a Benefits Finder, appointment booking, physical regional hubs, and a Freephone 153 line.