According to Greg Brockman (@gdb), OpenAI has entered a strategic collaboration with Japan’s Digital Agency to provide OpenAI-powered tools to Japanese government employees, marking a significant step for AI integration in public sector operations. This initiative aims to enhance productivity, streamline administrative workflows, and support digital transformation within Japanese government institutions, leveraging advanced language models for data analysis, communication, and process automation (source: openai.com/global-affairs/strategic-collaboration-with-japan-digital-agency/). The partnership demonstrates growing opportunities for AI solution providers in the government technology market and highlights Japan’s commitment to digital innovation through trustworthy AI adoption.

According to Google DeepMind, the UK government has launched Extract, an AI-powered system built on the Gemini foundational model, designed to help council planners make faster decisions. Extract leverages multimodal reasoning to process and digitize complex planning documents, including handwritten notes and blurry maps, converting them into usable digital data in just 40 seconds (source: @GoogleDeepMind, June 9, 2025). This practical application demonstrates how advanced AI can streamline document processing in the public sector, offering significant efficiency gains and paving the way for further automation opportunities in government operations.