Shulou(Shulou.com)12/24 Report--

CTOnews.com, December 3 (Xinhua)-- officials in Porto Alegre, the second largest city in southern Brazil, issued a new law, which was passed in October, according to the Associated Press on Friday, local time. However, local councilman Ramiro Rosario told the Associated Press on November 29 that the decree was written by chatbots.

Tu Yuan Pexels Rosario told the Associated Press that he asked OpenAI's chat robot ChatGPT to draw up a proposal to prevent the city from charging taxpayers to replace water meters if they were stolen. He then submitted the proposal to 35 colleagues in parliament. No changes have been made to the proposal. "they don't even know how it was written."

"if I had told them before, the proposal would certainly not have been put to the vote," he told the Associated Press. In the end, the 36-member local council unanimously approved the proposal, and the decree on the proposal came into effect on November 23.

CTOnews.com learned from the report that when it was revealed that the law was completed by ChatGPT, there was opposition from the local public, and people questioned the role of AI in public policy.

After passing the social media celebration decree, the chairman of the local council found that the ChatGPT used by Rosario had completed the writing work. "this would be a dangerous precedent," he initially told the local media.

However, Rosario seems to disagree. "it would be unfair to the public if there is a risk of not being approved just because it is written by AI," it claims.

He added that all the tools developed by humans can be used to do evil, but they can also be used to do good.

The president of parliament also seems to have changed his mind after that, saying, "when I read more deeply, it will become a trend, whether it is lucky or unfortunate."

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