Japan weighs AI agents for understaffed local governments

Japan is examining the use of AI agents to support local governments facing staffing shortages. A study group plans to compile an interim report by the end of fiscal 2026 and release its final report around summer 2027.

A study group linked to the Internal Affairs Ministry is advancing the effort.

The group will compile an interim report by the end of fiscal 2026.

It aims to release the final report around summer 2027.

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