Forbes JAPAN releases special supplement on Human-Centered AI

Forbes JAPAN has released a special supplement titled ‘HUMAN-CENTERED AI: Imagination Can Create!’, exploring the intersection of human passion and artificial intelligence. The publication examines how AI can serve as a tool for expanding human creativity and business potential across various sectors, including art, architecture, design, and music.

The supplement features insights from diverse experts, including University of Tokyo Professor Yutaka Matsuo, philosopher Markus Gabriel, and Microsoft Japan President Miki Tsusaka. It covers practical applications and theoretical discussions, such as AI-driven architecture by Studio Tim Fu, Sakana AI’s Ukiyo-e project at Azabudai Hills, and the role of AI in creative industries like manga, fashion, and traditional performing arts.

Additionally, the book addresses the business impact of AI, highlighting initiatives from companies like Adobe, NEC, and GMO Internet Group. It also explores the social implications of an ‘AI-native’ generation and the ethical frameworks required to navigate a future of human-AI co-creation.