4 of 7 Japanese-language candidates. Sources are a hand-picked whitelist, the ordering comes from model scoring, and the bar is whether it is useful to someone building AI in Japan — each entry says why we picked it. Most of this exists only in Japanese and never surfaces in English-language feeds.
リクエスト株式会社 released research on talent development and work design in the AI era, based on data from 980 companies and 338,000 people.
Why choose itThe company released the research that day, but provided too little detail on its methodology and data to assess the findings confidently.
02 Robots to Outperform Human Labor in Cost-Effectiveness Within Three Years, Intel Survey Finds
ロボットの費用対効果が3年以内に人手を上回る――インテルが調査結果から洞察
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Intel reports that 60% expect to operate many robots within five years and 67% expect workforce systems for human-robot collaboration by 2030, but only 40% have a formal strategy.
Why choose itIntel’s survey offers useful market signals for teams evaluating robotics investments.
04 The Robot That Was a “Best Friend”—What Its Death Leaves Behind
「親友」だったロボット、 その死が突きつけるもの
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The AI robot “モキシー” helped children with neurodevelopmental disorders practice eye contact and conversation. When its developer shut down in 2024, the robots stopped working, raising concerns about the impact on vulnerable children.
Why choose itThis older case offers lessons on product shutdowns, though its relevance to builders in Japan is limited.