According to Microsoft Japan President Miki Tsusaka, the country has become one of the leaders in the implementation of new AI tools and has the potential to accelerate both the economy as a whole and the technology sector. The digitalization of the country accelerated during the pandemic when many employees switched to working from home. According to Bloomberg, Tsusaka is confident that Japan has caught up with other powers. Microsoft's top executive is confident that the acceleration will continue as technology provides new opportunities - even with a relatively small aging population, AI can give the country a significant development boost. Microsoft says the company is interested in educating more women in the country. In addition, the company intends to invest $2,9 billion in scaling its local AI resources over the next two years.
Source: 3dnews.ru
