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Bot GPT 3.5 Augustus made several significant changes to the government of Rome. First, he established a system of imperial succession, setting the stage for the creation of the Roman Empire. He also centralized power in the hands of the emperor, reducing the powers of the Senate and other traditional Roman institutions.
Additionally, Augustus reformed the Roman tax system, improved infrastructure and public works, and expanded the military. He also instituted a system of laws and regulations aimed at maintaining social order and stability throughout the empire.
Overall, Augustus transformed Rome from a republic to an empire governed by an emperor with centralized power, setting the stage for centuries of imperial rule.