日本政府将在39个政府部门推出专为公务员打造的生成式人工智能平台“Gennai”，旨在通过试点项目提升行政效率。
日本政府正准备引入专为公务员内部使用而开发的生成式人工智能平台“Gennai”。该系统将作为试点项目的一部分部署到39个政府机构。此举旨在提高运营效率，并支持公共部门更广泛地采用新技术。
日本政府将启动人工智能试点项目以提升效率并鼓励技术应用
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