Japan unveils AI to assess government failures.

Japan’s government manages over 5,000 projects, and surprisingly, they often lack clarity on whether they’re actually working or simply squandering money. To address this issue, they’re now training AI to meticulously read every project report as if it were cramming for finals. This AI-powered system is adept at identifying lazy spending, poorly conceived plans, and ill-defined goals.

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By 2028, AI will play a pivotal role in determining the scope of projects, their estimated costs, and even the viability of their execution. Imagine a robot delivering a blunt critique to government workers, saying, “That idea was a complete waste of time. Try again.”