Tokyo University professor calls for blanket ban on AI use by young people
Kuniyoshi Sakai, a language brain scientist, says students are submitting AI-written work without guilt and that classroom AI amounts to a reckless human experiment.
Kuniyoshi Sakai, a language brain scientist, says students are submitting AI-written work without guilt and that classroom AI amounts to a reckless human experiment.
Junichi Miyagawa said the attack exploited a flaw in open-source software the company had never checked, and that stopping services to cut off intruders now takes priority.
The telecom group raised its full-year forecast on a record first half, then turned its earnings briefing to the AI-driven attacks it says are growing every week.
Hiroshi Miyashita of Chuo University says companies collect personal data they do not need and will not delete, and that keeping less would be the best defense against cyberattacks.
A cultural anthropologist studying services that recreate the dead with generative AI says Chinese use spread fast under early rules, while Japanese users treat the technology as a kind of altar.
Practitioners say recognition for shodo comes as the number of enthusiasts falls and AI reshapes how writing is made.
A cabinet meeting on Nov 6 approved a package to tighten corporate basics and strengthen "proactive cyber defense," after a run of breaches blamed on weak systems and misconfigured websites.
The government will announce emergency measures on Nov. 6, including a push to close vulnerabilities firms already knew about and defenses built on high-performance AI.
The first meeting of a 14-member expert council set the goal of a society that keeps both growth and security even as the population shrinks, with the strategy due by the end of the year.
Keisuke Sato of Sophia University says services that recreate lost relatives raise questions about consent, dignity and who profits — and Japan is answering none of them.
A 9% drop in Nvidia led a selloff that erased the Dow's gains, and a Democratic sweep has investors rethinking data-center bets.
Semiconductors, dual-use technology and physical AI are among the items the government will treat as priorities in a growth strategy it aims to finish by the end of the year.
The National Cybersecurity Office says it found multiple cases where basic safeguards were missing, and that AI is likely helping attackers find weak systems at scale.