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Thank CTOnews.com netizens for the past, Mr. Aviation's clue delivery! News from CTOnews.com on June 6. The government of Kanagawa Prefecture in Japan took the lead in using ChatGPT in administrative work, becoming the first government department in Japan to use ChatGPT.

According to Japanese media NHK, the municipal government of Yokosuka, Kanagawa Prefecture (municipal service office) has been using ChatGPT to assist in official business since the 20th of last month for an one-month test. In the course of the test, about 4000 civil servants of the municipal government will use ChatGPT to carry out official duties such as "meeting minutes" and "policy making" to verify the administrative ability of ChatGPT.

Katsuaki Kamiji, mayor of ▲ Touyuan NHK Yokosuka, said, "it is the first time in Japan to introduce ChatGPT into local government for official business." he also said that "it is very important to introduce AI in civilian work, which can effectively reduce labor costs, and now we finally have this excellent tool."

▲ source NHK learned that the Yokosuka municipal government issued a press release on the 18th of last month, announcing "full use of ChatGPT" and said that the "full use of ChatGPT" press release was written using ChatGPT, while the staff only proofread and retouched some of the text.

CTOnews.com noted that other local governments in Japan are also eager to join ChatGPT, after NHK reported that Toda City, Saitama Prefecture, also set up a 16-member research group this month to study the possibility of using ChatGPT for official purposes.

However, there are still many skeptical voices behind ChatGPT. Japanese Reform Party representative Shinyuki Rachi said earlier that "ChatGPT is still under development, and there are security risks, there are many problems that need to be solved, and it is not mature enough for government agencies to use."

Japanese General Affairs Minister Matsumoto just said: "although ChatGPT has rumors of insufficient privacy protection and inaccurate answers to questions, these questions should not be used as a reason to stop using ChatGPT, and the administrative department must make appropriate judgments and rules according to the circumstances."

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