President Trump's initiative to rapidly redesign all 27,000 federal .gov websites using artificial intelligence has encountered severe problems. The National Design Studio, created by executive order in August 2025, was given just three years to overhaul the government's digital presence, but budget cuts and the dismantling of key technology units like 18F and the U.S.
Digital Service hindered progress. The resulting AI-generated designs have been widely criticized as unusable and unattractive, failing to meet the administration's stated goals of improved usability and aesthetics.
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