Google to launch AI project to solve regional issues

University of Tokyo professor Yutaka Matsuo, a leading scholar of artificial intelligence and deep learning, speaks at a Google LLC technology conference in Tokyo on June 19, 2024, at which the U.S. tech giant announced the launch of an initiative in collaboration with the university to use generative AI to address challenges faced by local communities in Japan.

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