Yokosuka City in Japan Implements ChatGPT for Administrative Tasks
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The city of Yokosuka in Japan has begun a one-month trial allowing its 4,000 municipal employees to use OpenAI's ChatGPT for administrative tasks to boost operations. The city aims to use useful ICT tools, like ChatGPT, to free up human resources for things that can only be done in a person-to-person format. The federal government signaled it is open to adopting the tool across the nation following a visit from OpenAI CEO Sam Altman earlier this month.
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