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EPISODE · Mar 19, 2025

JAPAN WUT PODCAST 204 "AI EXTRACTORS"

from JAPAN WUT? Podcast · host Matthew Bigelow

Can Japan help financialize the Supply Chain War? Are missiles enough to deter grumpy neighbors? What are we supposed to pass down, if it’s all being extracted by someone else?SHOW NOTESSUPPLY CHAIN WARJapan eyes deploying long-range missiles in KyushuJapan commissions fourth Awaji-class minesweeperShip Wars: Confronting China’s Dual-Use Shipbuilding EmpireMarco Rubio Face the Nation on CBS 00:36-2:30JAPAN SOCIETY 5.0Sensory training robot helps pianists break skill limitsKirin's "Harekaze" social contribution activities promote tree conservation with "Sakura AI Camera"Tohoku University and others unveil a prototype of an AI robot for the lunar surface. It is versatile and can carry out missions autonomouslyMulti-function utility poles to support autonomous driving at the Osaka-Kansai Expo--supplying information that is difficult to obtain with sensorsLaunch of "Forest Survey Digital Transformation Service" using drones and AI analysis softwareJapan's first "facial recognition" smart unmanned bookstore: a new challenge in a struggling industryCabinet approves AI bill with no penalties, exploring "Japanese model" to promote development and minimize riskDXYZ introduces facial recognition platform "FreeiD" to Mitsubishi Jisho Residences' "The Park Habio Nagoya Matsubara"

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