⚡️ Civil servants sent back to school. Officials learn to befriend neural networks

Remember the jokes about "slow" government agencies and piles of paper? It seems they are becoming a thing of the past. The "AI Week" has kicked off in the Government House — a large-scale project to train civil servants in working with neural networks.

Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Grigorenko personally opened the event and explained the main idea: artificial intelligence is not a scary technology of the future, but a working tool just like a computer or the internet.

It helps process information faster and frees up time for truly important tasks.

As part of the project, officials are shown real domestic developments from Sber and Yandex, which are already being tested in the government apparatus.

The organizers emphasize the main point: the final decision always remains with the human, AI is just an assistant, not a replacement.
📌 Life hack for those who also work with documents:
Try the "Template Generator" technique. Collect 10-20 of your typical responses, letters, or reports from the past year.

Feed them to a neural network with the prompt: "Analyze my style and content of these documents. Create 5 universal templates for different occasions with variable fields like [Organization Name] and [Date]."

Then just plug in the data — and it's done. This way, like civil servants, you'll free up a lot of time)

👉 Officials learn to befriend neural networks here