The way we learn is changing, quietly but powerfully. It’s not just about smart classrooms or online courses anymore; it’s about real AI impact.
Landmark rulings in the US exposing tech giants using pirated copyrighted books to train data will shape how companies approach training LLMs, while Japan's unique copyright laws offer an alternative framework for AI development.
In the midst of AI rapidly evolving from automating specific tasks to creating customer value, exploring a future in which autonomous agents become mainstream by 2028.
AI is changing how businesses create content and manage marketing. This article looks at new tools and strategies that help teams work faster and smarter.
A Side-by-Side Comparison of the Top AI Tools for Coders and Creators in 2025
On 27th February 2025, I attended a panel discussion about Japan and AI during the Venture Café Global Gathering in Tokyo. Here's my notes:
Google Cloud AI vs. AWS AI: A Comprehensive Comparison for Marketers
DeepSeek’s R1 launched on January 20, 2025, shaking up AI with 95% lower training costs than OpenAI’s o1. An open model, it challenges industry norms and even sent NVIDIA’s stock tumbling. Here’s my take.
Ever wondered why AI sometimes makes things up? Discover what AI hallucinations are, why they occur, and the innovative strategies we're using to minimize these errors.
Japan's National Institute of Informatics unveils llm-jp-3-172b-instruct3, a pioneering Japanese large language model with 172 billion parameters. Surpassing GPT-3.5, it sets new standards for AI transparency and collaboration.
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