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The White House's chatbot also highlighted a Federal Reserve study and a U.S. International Trade Commission study, both of which show how tariffs reduce manufacturing employment and production in downstream industries affected by higher costs.
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The White House's chatbot highlighted a Federal Reserve study and a U.S. International Trade Commission study, both indicating that tariffs reduce manufacturing employment and production in downstream industries due to higher costs.
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- October 2, 2026 at 10:04 PM (1 week ago)
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https://reason.com/2026/10/02/i-asked-the-white-houses-new-ai-chatbot-about-tariffs-it-told-the-truth
The White House's new AI chatbot, America.gov, accurately explains that tariffs are taxes paid by Americans, raise prices, and can hurt domestic industries. This contradicts common claims made by the Trump administration regarding who pays for tariffs and their economic impact.
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