America.gov chatbot hides Minecraft End Poem easter egg

The U.S. government launched a public AI chatbot at America.gov, built in partnership with Google and SpaceXAI. When users ask it about Minecraft, the chatbot produces a lengthy rewriting of the game's End Poem, originally written by Julian Gough. This is an intentional easter egg, not a malfunction. The poem is reframed around government bureaucracy, referencing case numbers, wet signatures, and the Code of Federal Regulations. Trump credited 20-year-old DOGE-linked programmer Edward Coristine, nicknamed Big Balls, as a lead engineer on the project. The chatbot has otherwise proved difficult to jailbreak.