Does the diverse mix of students in undergraduate education produce many outstanding entrepreneurs?|(大学院ではなく)学部の雑多な混ざり具合が優れた起業家を多く輩出する?
超AI時代に大学院への進学が鈍化すると予想される中、学部教育が優れた起業家を産むヒントとは?
超AI時代に大学院への進学が鈍化すると予想される中、学部教育が優れた起業家を産むヒントとは?
One of the students in my senior-year seminar is from Gunma, and his father is Professor Omori, the current president of Kyoai Gakuen Maebashi International University. Through this connection, I was invited by the Gunma Association of Corporate Executives—of which Prof Omori is a senior member—to give a lecture. The event consisted of a 90-minute
The main topic of the discussion centered on the findings of social science research to date regarding “basic income/BI,” including reports that a two-year experiment in Finland resulted in an increase in the employment rate and a decrease in the number of people leaving their jobs. Professor Hirahara noted that, within the research communities of
仏教と科学のサロン Vol. 77: “How will we live in a society without work?”|「労働のない社会で我々はどう生きるのか?」 Read More »
必要なのは、いかに外で変化が起こっても対応することのできる強い自分軸と明るい実験主義、それらが作り出すレジリエンスです。
Mindset of curiosity, exploration and experiment in the AI era|AI時代の好奇心と開拓精神と実験主義 Read More »
This seminar centered on the themes of “reputation economics” and “a world without money,” with discussions focused on the “evaluation economy” as explained by Toshio Okada and Elon Musk’s vision for the future. The panelists examined the possibility of a transition from a monetary economy to a credit-based economy, and ultimately to an economy based
2年後の労働市場におけるAIの破壊力を考えると、今回のような楽観的な結果が出るとは、正直思っていません。
The main purpose of this salon, held under the theme “Passion and Business: What’s Wrong with Making Money?,” was to discuss the relationship between business and money from a Buddhist perspective. At the beginning of the seminar, Mr. Nishihara discussed the meaning of profit in the context of passion and business, as well as giving
On Friday, after finishing all my lectures at APU, I headed to JR Beppu Station and traveled directly to Okayama City via the Sonic and the Sanyo Bulle-train. There, I gave a lecture on AI and innovation at the “Kibi Keiseikai,” an organization composed of executives from medium-sized and small businesses in Okayama City, as
A discussion on the future of physical AI and manual labor was held between His Eminence Otani Guwen, Head of the Hongwanji Sect, and Professor Hirahara. Professor Hirahara described physical AI as “the fusion of robotics and AI” and discussed the background behind the development of robotics such as Aibo and Asimo in perspective. During
仏教と科学のサロン Vol. 76: “Will Physical AI Put an End to Manual Labor?”|「フィジカルAIで肉体労働もなくなるのか?」 Read More »
「Circumstances don’t define ASEAN, our responses to circumstances define us,」とは見事な物言い!
Singapore’s Position as an ASEAN Member State|ASEAN国家としてのシンガポールの立位置 Read More »