Artificial Intelligence Overview: Microsoft plans to make huge investments in Japan to accelerate the development of artificial intelligence in the country. Additionally, this investment will help Japan build strong cybersecurity defenses against enemy nations. In other news, President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida urged Amazon and Nvidia to fund artificial intelligence research projects. Get more AI news like this today.

1. Microsoft plans to invest $2.9 billion in Japan to support its AI ambitions

Microsoft has announced a massive investment plan for Japan. The company will invest $2.9 billion in the country over two years to accelerate its artificial intelligence development plans. The country also plans to expand its semiconductor industry with the help of foreign investment. Brad Smith, vice chairman and president of Microsoft, said: “This is Microsoft’s largest single investment in Japan in its 46-year history. These investments are an important part of Japan’s efforts to build a strong artificial intelligence economy.” release.

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2. Amazon and Nvidia seek funding for AI research projects

U.S. President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida have tapped Amazon.com Inc. and Nvidia Corp. to provide financial support for artificial intelligence research projects. This is a $50 million project that will be implemented jointly by the University of Washington in Seattle and the University of Tsukuba.According to Bloomberg, the study aims to examine the risks of artificial intelligence technology and how governments can take new enforcement measures Report.

3. Innominds partners with Qualcomm to develop edge artificial intelligence platform

Innominds has announced the launch of iDhi, an edge computing box for enterprise and industrial IoT. The edge AI platform is powered by Qualcomm QRB5165/QCS8250 processor. The platform can be used in various fields and can perform complex artificial intelligence/machine learning tasks. It also offers cloud integration and video management. “When we harness the power of cloud-orchestrated edge AI, we are revolutionizing data processing at the edge, delivering real-time insights and decisions for a variety of applications across the enterprise,” said Raj Ganti, President of Global Strategic Accounts at Innominds, according to media reports release.

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4. Artificial Intelligence Controlled Fighter Pilot Air Force Minister

This spring, as part of a test, the Air Force’s top civilian, Frank Kendall, will fly an AI-operated F-16, or shall we say pilot the aircraft.”There will be a pilot with me who will, like me, watch the autonomous technology in action,” Kendall told members of the Senate Appropriations Committee’s defense panel. “Hopefully, neither he nor I will have to fly the aircraft,” according to the Associated Press Report.

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5. AI model used to copy letters and words from ancient books

A group of Israeli students and researchers at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev used artificial intelligence to translate illegible letters and words in ancient Hebrew and Aramaic inscriptions. The discovery will help researchers study the region’s cultural and historical heritage. “This breakthrough has the potential to revolutionize the field of epigraphy,” Professor Mark Last said, according to ANI Report.

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