Mosti to consider integrating ChatGPT into government services


Chang (left) said he saw a lot of potential in AI, in terms of integrating it into government services, during a fireside chat at the AI Unplugged conference organised by the ACCCIM in KL today (Aug 10). — FAIHAN GHANI/The Star

KUALA LUMPUR: The Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation (Mosti) may consider integrating ChatGPT into government services to handle inquiries from the public, according to its minister.

Minister Chang Lih Kang said he was impressed by how ChatGPT – an artificial intelligence-powered chatbot utilising a large language model by OpenAI – could produce human-like text.

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