Re: [tlug] Nomiki in June 13th timeframe?

["Stephen J. Turnbull" <steve@??>]

Craig Oda writes:

 > Do you have a digital copy? Maybe the publisher is okay with that? 
 > The book is so old, I doubt there's a chance for them to monetize
 > it.  https://www.oreilly.co.jp/books/4873110165/

Interesting idea.  O'Reilly does occasionally drop a couple dozen old
books into HumbleBundle at firesale prices, so they might be willing.

 > If you can find a digital copy,

I'll look,  I don't know how close to the printed version it would be
though.

 > I'm wondering what Japan is doing with AI compliance and AI
 > governance.  It would be interesting to read through more of the
 > government documents and compare to the US and Europe.
 > https://www.cao.go.jp/press/new_wave/20260206.html

Not much that I can tell, although I retired from the university
shortly after ChatGPT 3, and was out of governance before the
transformer-based chatbots went public.  Certainly there's not a lot
about it in the news.  My wife is a big consumer of the noon wide
shows and the evening analysis shows, which I watch with one eye, and
I also scan the headlines via email newsletter from Nikkei.  So I may
be missing something.  On the other hand, lots of use of related tech,
from robot vision to coding LLMs, is visible in ads and wide shows,
but not a lot of compliance or governance yet.  I think they're
trusting the corporations not to be too rapacious, as they usually do.

Steve

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