A strong majority of companies in Japan have yet to fully embrace artificial intelligence (AI). This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Reuters.
According to a Reuters poll, most Japanese firms are still far from fully integrating AI technologies. The survey results indicate a cautious approach among the country's business community towards adopting new technologies.
Only a small fraction of companies participating in the study confirmed that they have implemented AI in their production processes. The rest are either still in the planning stage or not considering it at all.
This situation reflects Japan's slow pace of digital transformation, although the government has been emphasizing AI development. Experts suggest that widespread AI adoption could help boost productivity and address labor shortages.
The Reuters poll clarified Japanese businesses' attitudes towards AI and helped identify key barriers to adopting technological innovations in the future.