ChatGPT Given A Voice In Japanese National Assembly

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Start date Apr 5, 2023
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The Prime Minister of Japan responded to a question generated by ChatGPT, asserting that his governance is more effective than the insights provided by the AI program. Additionally, there was a clarification regarding the video linked in the discussion, noting that the individuals featured are part of the Japanese legislature, not the Chinese assembly.

Apr 5, 2023

Hornbein

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The Prime Minister of Japan was posed a question generated by ChatGPT. The PM claimed that his governance was more effective than that provided by the artificially intelligent program. See for yourself here.

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Apr 5, 2023

Grelbr42

Actually, the folks in the vid you link are in the Japanese legislature, not the Chinese assembly.

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