Takaichi LDP landslide - watch with over 2/3 of seats : strongest mandate in living memory -good news for humans AI (Japan as world class benchmark connecting community actions and ai data model- also Jensen Huang's favorite country for diversity of engineering startupsGemini update relevance Norman Macrae (Von Neumann & Japan/Economist diaries) legacy to AI's Q2 AIWHI ED EconomistDiary.com 2/3 of brainpower involves Asia Rising -to map intelligence links est 1943
by Scot teenage navigator Allied Bomber Command Burma see:->
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 Sovereignty of Japan AI & \Engineering unique - history explains why its Jensen Huang's favorite space for science tourism and community application of machines with billion ti8mes more maths brain power

If you map the legacy of NET (Neumann-Einstein-Turing) Japan was first to implememt demings recursive qyailty systems making it able to value microelectronic innovation matching moores law 100 fi=old advance per decade 1965-1995. Japan shared this consequence with futures of Korea Taiwean HK Singapore until financial slump late 1980s. Nonetheless a generation of Japans digital twinning with us west coast brough supercity infrastructure, micro-design to electronic goods. advances in robotics. All of this aligned to consciousness of nature and ritual celebration of rising sun values. 

Japan is potentially the most exciting AI part=ner of deep community needs everywhere, but this has different first priorities for 2/3 peoples who are Asian and 1/6 people who make up the rich western-north or the poot west-south.Its just as well NHK media listens deeply with its social tourism programs such as somewhere strret 

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Sunday, April 28, 2019

joi ito dec 2018

great meeting at japan society today - keynote joi ito mit media lab

power of games designers for better for worse
fascinating example of how around 1900 monoploy was created as boder game to warn new yorkers not to let banks subprime them but when parker brothers bought the rights to tghe game them simplified to the monopoly everyone knows where the winner trumps the whole of the rest to town and other property buyers - whats the smartest edu game you recommend? chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk

joi reminded me of much of my father's beliefs that japan in the 1960s had started a revolution around which all of the east could rise

.1962 Consider Japan:1967Japan Rising part 2.1

1972'sNext 40 Years ;

1975Asian Pacific Century 1975-2075 

1976's Coming Entrepreneurial Revolution; 12 week leaders debate
chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk Washington DC text/mobile 240 316 8157
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joi's stories include
japan main developed nation that still celebrates many rituals designed by indigenous people who value humans as part of nature not controling it

main point nature designs a circular economy with one movement's waste being another's input the opposite of man's economic metrics

also many things like parenting not valued in gdp economy

currently joi is helping teen do projects in space- apparently a project can be got to s[pace from as little as 7000 dollars

join mentioned lots of things eg blockchain which he saw as continuing to be harmful in short-term but important to longerterm

Saturday, April 27, 2019

from iff g20 argentina pre-meet  march 2018
3:20 pm – 4:10 pm FUTURE OF WORK • Mitali Das, Deputy Division Chief, Research Department, IMF • Gustavo Grobocopatel, Chief Executive Officer, Grupo Los Grobo • Leila Janah, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Samasource • Eduardo Levy Yeyati, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Elypsis; Dean, School of Government, Universidad Torcuato Di Tella 4:10 pm – 4:30 pm KEYNOTE REMARKS • Taro Aso, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Finance, Japan (TBC) 

from japan embassy newsletter may 2018


Japanese Leadership Strengthening The Global Economy
Finance Minister Taro Aso joined his counterparts from around the world in Washington, DC recently as they converged for the IMF and World Bank Spring Meetings. During these sessions, the Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors from G20 Nations held meetings where Minister Aso discussed the risks facing the global economy, particularly from inward-looking policies. He remarked that “it is important to strengthen global growth through free and fair trade.”
Minister Aso also participated in discussions about the “Future of Work,” a term referring to the challenges facing workers as technology changes labor markets rapidly and unpredictably. He emphasized Japan’s view that education at various levels is key to enhancing the resiliency of affected workforces.