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.
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.
A city contest with no rule against generative AI became a target for online abuse, and the awards ceremony was called off. A lawyer explains when calling a child's drawing AI-made crosses into defamation or insult.
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 woman argued her own case without a lawyer and won legal recognition of her son's father, a story the paper's city news desk takes up in its November 6 podcast.
A Tokyo security firm demonstrated ARTEX, a vulnerability scanner built to run on top of other AI models. Researchers say Chinese hackers favor DeepSeek to power it because its guardrails are loose.