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Every state and territory, except South Australia, restricted the use of ChatGPT in public schools.[4] In 2024, NSWEduChat was rolled out to replace ChatGPT.[5]
Austria
In 2024, Austria used a chatbot based on ChatGPT to answer questions of the recipients of welfare.[6]
Vienna
The Viennese government used ChatGPT to write an anthem for the city-state.[7]
Brazil
City lawmakers in Porto Alegre enacted an ordinance, which was largely written using ChatGPT.[8]
Germany
As of 2024, use of ChatGPT varied considerably between different federal ministries.[9]
Schleswig-Holstein
The digitalisation minister, Dirk Schrödter, announced that the government of Schleswig-Holstein would use ChatGPT in its administration.[10]
India
In 2025, the Ministry of Finance banned its employees from using ChatGPT and DeepSeek on government devices.[11]
Israel
In February 2023, the president of Israel Isaac Herzog delivered a speech that had partially been written using ChatGPT.[12]
In January 2025, the Japanese Government launched a large language model tool to help doctors in diagnosing patients.[14]
Korea
In February 2025, the Korean governemnt announced a plan to develop a Korean LLM with an investment of approximately ₩1,000,000,000,000.[15]
New Zealand
In October 2024, the New Zealand Government launched its GovGPT pilot.[16]
Poland
In February 2025, the Polish government announced the launch of PLLuM, the Polish Large Language Model, designed to specialise in content in the Polish language.[17]
United Kingdom
In March 2025, the New Scientist revealed it had obtained science minister Peter Kyle's ChatGPT prompts.[18] The topics of Kyle's prompts included policy advice, which podcasts to appear on and the definitions of various scientific terms.[19] Peter Kyle's use of ChatGPT was defended by Sam Sharps of the Tony Blair Institute.[20]
In 2024, the Government of the United Kingdom launched Gov.uk Chat to provide guidance on business rules and support.[21] In 2025, the UK Government started to develop Humphrey, named after the character in Yes Minister, as a large language model tool for civil servants and the Cabinet Office expanded trials of its Redbox Copilot project.[22][23]
Scotland
Whistleblowers have alleged that civil servants have written government policy papers with the assistance of ChatGPT.[24]
Wales
In 2023, MS Tom Giffard delivered a speech which had been written nearly completely using ChatGPT.[25]
United States
In 2025, OpenAI released ChatGPT Gov, a version of ChatGPT designed for federal government agencies.[26]
In May 2024, Californian state agencies started to develop generative AI tools to solve common operational challenges.[28]
New York
State lawmakers in New York passed legislation preventing agencies of the state government from replacing human workers with artificial intelligence.[29]
