Professor Satoshiaki Tateishi, Vice Chairman and Executive Director of the Japan Internet Providers Association (JIPA), will be the only expert invited from Japan to speak as a panelist at the symposium "Net Neutrality in 10 Years: The Path to Meaningful Connectivity" to be held on April 29 and 30, 2024, at the Gran Estan Plaza Bellini Hotel in Brazil, as a pre-event of "NETMundial+10" organized by the Brazilian government, the Rio University of Technology and the Internet Society Brazil Chapter.As Internet governance becomes an international issue with the advancement of AI (Artificial Int

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Shigeto Amatake, a graduate of The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics (KCGI) and president of Stucco Corporation, which specializes in the import and installation (plastering) of Italian plaster, is attracting attention for his "plasterer x AI" activities.Mr. Amatake experimentally utilized a generative AI to represent the finished image of plastering by a craftsman.This initiative was introduced in the feature article "How to live with AI" in the April issue of Nikkei Design magazine.

Ms. Jin Yiye (from Shanghai, China), who will graduate from The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics (KCGI) in September 2020 and work for Gekkeikan, a major sake brewer, and Mr.

Dr. Masahiro Furusawa, a professor at The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics (KCGI) and an active consultant for SAP Japan K.K., appeared on the business-related YouTube channel "AMANO SCOPE.Can you make money with ERP?"Mr. Shinya Amano gave a soft-spoken, easy-to-understand lecture for about 40 minutes on the concept of money based on ERP and the thinking required for manufacturing companies to achieve high profit margins, under the title of "Thinking Methods to Transform a Manufacturing Company from a Bureaucrat to a Profitable Company.

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Yasukohasegawa" and the name of Yasuko Hasegawa, the current president of Kyoto Computer Gakuin (KCG), were recently registered for naming an asteroid (26855).Yasuko Hasegawa, the current Dean of the Institute, is the first female student in the Department of Astrophysics,