Comedian Tim Dillon impersonated first lady Melania Trump on his show, "The Tim Dillon Show," while mocking a White House technology event featuring a humanoid robot. The event, held at the Fostering the Future Together Global Coalition Summit, featured 45 nations and 28 technology companies. Dillon mocked the first lady's remarks during his show while wearing an accent. He suggested that the robot, named Plato, had no tolerance for bad behavior or any type of antisemitism and suggested that its focus did not align with what voters wanted when elected president. The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) President Randi Weingarten also criticized the event at the inaugural Workers First AI Summit.