Audrey Tang Guides Japanese Startups on AI Utilization

TOKYO, Nov 18 (News On Japan) - Audrey Tang, the former Digital Minister of Taiwan, provided guidance to Japanese startup companies.

Tang stated, “That’s a great question. I believe it stems from differences in understanding AI’s role in society,” when asked about the combination of traditional strategies and AI intelligence.

On November 17th, Tang was invited to Tokyo, where she offered personalized advice and guidance to three startups, including an AI-related company based in Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture.

For 30 minutes, the three companies received Tang’s insights on approaches to utilizing artificial intelligence (AI).

Shingo Otobe, President of LIGHTz, remarked, “It was inspiring. We aim to create a business that integrates not only technical aspects but also cultural perspectives.”

Tokyo plans to continue supporting startups by inviting top-level executives and entrepreneurs to provide free guidance in the future.

Source: ANN

Nara’s Leading Sock Maker Supplies 10,000 Pairs for Expo

Socks from a leading manufacturer in Nara Prefecture, Japan’s top producer, have been chosen for the official uniforms of staff at the Osaka-Kansai Expo. On February 21st, 10,000 pairs were shipped to Osaka.

Year-End Moving Costs Soar: What's Behind the Price Hike?

As the end of the fiscal year approaches, demand for moving services is surging, driving costs to unprecedented levels. Estimates from moving companies suggest that fees, currently around 200,000 yen, could double to 400,000 yen by late March.

New 'M10' Maglev Car Begins Testing

JR Central announced on Thursday the introduction of a new test car, the 'M10,' for the maglev test track in Yamanashi Prefecture.

Kansai Airport Unveils New Immigration System

Kansai International Airport’s newly renovated immigration area was unveiled this week, boasting an open-concept design that allows travelers to submit passports, facial photos, and fingerprints in a single step.

Tokyo Clinics Overwhelmed as Foreign Tourists Seek Medical Help

With the arrival of the Spring Festival, a surge in Chinese tourists is bringing an influx of foreign patients to Japanese clinics. From a vegetarian suffering appendicitis after indulging in local cuisine to an American traveler sustaining a head injury at a ryokan, clinics are seeing a wide range of medical cases.

MEDIA CHANNELS

MORE Web3 NEWS

The best roleplay experience: AI chats for singles

People love fantasy and anime worlds, and it’s super easy to have a crush on some characters – they are specifically designed to be charming. When you’re into some imaginary scenarios and characters, then you might enjoy roleplaying – so NSFW AI sex chats can be extremely useful for you.

AI-Powered Robot Harvests Ripe Cherry Tomatoes

An event showcasing smart farming initiatives using IT technology was held in Nagoya.

究極のアルトコイン購入ガイド：すべてのビジネスが学ぶべきこと

多くのアルトコインは、独自の価値提案と魅力的なトークノミクス（トークン経済）で投資家の関心を集め、時価総額トップ2の暗号資産であるビットコインとイーサリアムが引き続き注目を集める中で、ますます人気が高まっています。

Meta Layoffs Surge As AI Hiring Speeds Up

Meta platforms, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and Whatsapp, is set to lay off thousands of employees starting February 10, marking another wave of job cuts in the tech industry. (WION)

Strawberry Crisis: Declining Harvests Spur AI Innovations

Despite its widespread popularity, strawberry production in Japan is facing a crisis. Harvest yields have been declining year by year, largely due to the aging farming population and a shrinking number of cultivators.

'AI Buddha' Developed by Kyoto University Introduced in Bhutan

Bhutan has introduced an artificial intelligence system called 'AI Buddha,' developed by Kyoto University and other institutions, to provide life advice and guidance based on Buddhist scriptures.

China's AI Breakthrough Sparks Deepseek Shock

China’s AI industry has caused a stir with the emergence of Deepseek, a groundbreaking artificial intelligence model that has drawn comparisons to the world's leading AI systems.

Can AI Make Government More Efficient? Tokyo’s Experiment Begins

Have you ever felt frustrated that your voice is not reflected in local government decisions? Bureaucratic processes often seem slow and inefficient. In Tokyo, a new initiative aims to change that with artificial intelligence.

< 2 3 4 5 >