Japanese administrative departments began to sort out, revise and draft regulatory documents with the help of ChatGPT.

CTOnews.com April 19 news, Japan's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) recently announced the use of ChatGPT to draft regulatory documents. Minister Tetsuro Nomura said MAFF was testing chat robots to simplify official documents and make them easier to understand.

"We will not give ChatGPT access to confidential information, but will only be responsible for handling public information," Nomura Minister Tetsuro Nomura said at a news conference on Tuesday.

CTOnews.com learned from the report that the department plans to use ChatGPT to update online guides to help users complete government assistance applications and other operations. In addition, the agency needs to revise regulatory documents every year, covering thousands of pages, and the workload can be significantly reduced through ChatGPT.

The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, referred to as the Ministry of Agriculture and Water, is one of the administrative organs of Japan. Its tasks are to "ensure a stable food supply, develop agriculture, forestry and water industries, promote the welfare of agriculture, forestry and fishermen, revitalize agricultural villages and Zhongshan areas, give full play to the various functions of agriculture, forest protection and promotion of forest productivity, and properly protect and manage aquatic resources".