House panel uses ChatGPT | The Hill

The House Administration Committee approved the use of ChatGPT. Popular Artificial Intelligence (AI) ChatbottSome of the officials have been identified by the commission in a new report.

The committee approved the use of Chat GPT PlusThe House of Commons introduced a paid subscription plan for the chatbot and held initial training on the tool for “some” committee staff, according to the report on the AI ​​Strategy and Implementation in the House of Commons.

“Information gained from this initial use will help shape committee-level best practices that can be shared internally,” the report states.

The report is part of the House Administration Committee’s efforts to “provide the public with transparent and up-to-date information about the use of AI technology by House offices and legislative agencies,” it said.

First ChatGPT Launched by OpenAI in late 2022quickly gained popularity, sparking a race among major technology companies to develop and release their own publicly available AI models.

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