According to a Reuters survey, over 80% of Japanese companies use AI only sparingly or not at all, with only 16% regarding it as an indispensable tool. A Japanese government report, however, indicates that 86.4% of Japanese enterprises have already implemented generative AI in at least one task—a figure lower than China’s 98.1%, Germany’s 91.6%, and the United States’ 90.9%. Looking ahead to the next one to two years, only 4% of companies expect their AI budgets to grow by 50% or more annually, while all respondents stated they will not reduce their AI spending.
Reuters Survey: Over 80% of Japanese Firms Face Limitations in AI Adoption
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A Reuters survey shows that over 80% of Japanese firms are using AI only minimally or not at all, with just 16% considering it essential. Blockchain adoption is also progressing slowly, reflecting similar trends seen with AI. The government reported that 86.4% of firms use generative AI in at least one task, lagging behind China, Germany, and the U.S. Only 4% of companies expect their AI budgets to increase by 50% or more over the next two years, though none plan to reduce spending. Web3 adoption remains low, with no indication of rapid growth.
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