A free AI conference replay covers how Japanese firms use generative AI and AI agents.
The forum runs through September 26, 2026.
It focuses on autonomous collaboration between people and AI.
What happened
The "Generative AI & AI Agent Forum Online 2026 Summer" offers a free on-demand replay through 2026/9/26, with registration required in advance. Speakers include University of Tokyo's Masahiro Suzuki and neuroscientist Kenichiro Mogi.
Why it matters
The event centers on how businesses can move beyond efficiency and use AI agents—AI that performs tasks autonomously—for a "co-creative" shift toward new value. Sessions cover process transformation via AI agents, knowledge use with RAG (a method that lets AI pull relevant information from documents), and AI governance.
What to watch
Attendees who complete a survey can win one of 50 Amazon gift certificates worth 500 yen each. Survey eligibility excludes those who already answered during the live broadcast, and free-email addresses do not qualify.
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This forum response to Japanese businesses' shift from simple task automation toward a broader "co-creative" model where humans and AI agents work together autonomously. The program pairs academic perspectives with corporate case studies, including a presentation from SoftBank and one from Sansan. The focus extends beyond immediate productivity to include long-term topics such as AGI (artificial general intelligence) and singularity, alongside immediate concerns like AI risk and trust. The structured agenda suggests the market now demands practical guidance, not just theory. The prize incentive of 50 Amazon gift certificates for survey respondents looks designed to increase engagement and gather feedback from a business audience. Organizers reserve the right to change the program without notice.
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