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Digital Agency Deploys AI Agent Environment to 180,000 Government Staff - Launching 'Motochi' with Unique Safety Standards

Japan's Digital Agency announced the sequential deployment of an AI agent creation environment in its government AI service 'Motochi' and published unique safety standards called 'Motochi Criteria'.

Key points

  • •The Digital Agency announced on October 20 that it will sequentially introduce an environment allowing government staff to create and run their own AI agents in its generative AI service 'Motochi'.
  • •The plan involves deploying the AI agent environment to 180,000 government staff members.
  • •The agency also published unique safety rules known as the 'Motochi Criteria' to ensure safe usage.
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