Democrats in the US Congress demanded that Trump keep all correspondence with AI models, including Grok, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Gemini and Perplexity. This was due to Time magazine reports that in December 2025, Trump spent several hours with Groke during a meeting with Musk at the White House, including asking how Venezuela would respond to Maduro's capture by the US military. According to the publication, AI responded that many Venezuelans are expected to welcome the overthrow of Maduro. A few weeks later, the United States carried out a military operation to capture him. Now, Democratic congressmen Jamie Ruskin and Robert Garcia are demanding that all requests from Trump and his team for artificial intelligence, as well as the responses received, be preserved because they are considered official presidential documents that must be archived. In addition, lawmakers are demanding until Nov. 11 to hold a closed briefing on the use of AI in the White House, including issues of information security and possible access by private companies to sensitive data. The main question is how much artificial intelligence can influence the political and military decisions of the American president. @igal levin.

Democrats in the US Congress demanded that Trump keep all correspondence with AI models, including Grok, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Gemini and Perplexity. This was due to Time magazine reports that in December 2025, Trump spent several hours with Groke during a meeting with Musk at the White House, including asking how Venezuela would respond to Maduro's capture by the US military. According to the publication, AI responded that many Venezuelans are expected to welcome the overthrow of Maduro. A few weeks later, the United States carried out a military operation to capture him. Now, Democratic congressmen Jamie Ruskin and Robert Garcia are demanding that all requests from Trump and his team for artificial intelligence, as well as the responses received, be preserved because they are considered official presidential documents that must be archived. In addition, lawmakers are demanding until Nov. 11 to hold a closed briefing on the use of AI in the White House, including issues of information security and possible access by private companies to sensitive data. The main question is how much artificial intelligence can influence the political and military decisions of the American president. @igal levin.