The Japanese authorities have found the use of ChatGPT in the fight against bureaucracy. The local Ministry of Agriculture hopes with your help to facilitate work processes and simplify the application for subsidies and other measures of state support.
The Japanese government plans to use the ChatGPT neural network to help bypass red tape. Bloomberg writes about it.
The Japanese Ministry of Agriculture has already started testing ChatGPT. They want to involve the neural network in simplifying the guidelines for applying for state support so that they are more understandable for citizens.
Furthermore, ChatGPT will assist authorities in their efforts to carry out a significant number of time-consuming regulatory amendments. Japan’s Agriculture Minister Tetsuro Nomura clarified that ChatGPT will only work with publicly available information to eliminate the risk of leaks.
Authorities in several European countries allowed a complete blocking of access to the ChatGPT neural network, concerned about the leak that occurred on March 25. During a ChatGPT outage, some users were able to see other people’s messages and access some of their billing information.
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Kirill Bilyk
Source: RB
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