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Joe Gebbia, the co-founder of Airbnb and a renowned figure in the tech industry, has been appointed as the new design chief by US President Donald Trump. Gebbia's role involves developing innovative solutions for the modernization of the US government's digital services.

The National Design Studio, where Gebbia will be leading his team, is set to be the hub for these innovative endeavours. Gebbia aims to create a user-friendly experience for digital government services, making them beautifully designed, offering a great user experience, and powered by modern software. His ambition is to make government services as pleasant to use as an Apple Store.

Gebbia is currently seeking teammates to help him at the National Design Studio. Interested individuals are encouraged to send a link to their previous work to Gebbia. The team's goal is to make the USA the most beautiful and user-friendly country in the digital world.

Elon Musk, tech billionaire and owner of X platform, served as a consultant on Trump's cost-cutting committee, Doge, until the end of May. However, a dispute over a tax and budget law promoted by Trump led to a falling out between Musk and Trump. Musk's tenure on Doge resulted in enforced massive cuts and job cuts.

While not directly involved in the National Design Studio, Musk's expertise in innovation and cost-cutting could potentially influence Gebbia's approach to modernizing digital government services.

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At 44 years old, Gebbia brings a wealth of experience and innovative thinking to his new role. His appointment as design chief was announced, marking a significant step towards modernizing the US government's digital services.