The Bill for the Promotion of R&D and Utilization of AI-related technologies ("AI Bill") was approved by the Cabinet on February 28 this year and submitted to the 217th ordinary session of the Diet. If passed by the Diet, the AI Bill will be the first comprehensive legislation on AI to be enacted in Japan. The legislative history of AI Bill is as follows. ・2023 May 11 Establishment of AI Strategic Council・2024 August 2 Establishment of AI System Study Group December 26 Publication of Interim Report (Draft) ・2025 February 4 Submission of Interim Report February 28 Submission of AI Bill to the Diet The AI Bill has only four chapters and 28 articles, but it will be a key law in...To read the full article, please see the PDF file
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In the area of Robotics/Artificial Intelligence, Shin Fukuoka mainly handles AI, Big Data and IoT. He acts as a Member of The Cabinet Office’s “Committee on Human-centered AI Social Principles” and Committee Member of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Investigative Commission on "The AI and Data Contract Guidelines Review Committee". In the area of Corporate, he mainly handles M&A and Corporate Governance. In the area of Restructuring/Insolvency, he has been involved in numerous restructuring and insolvency cases, with a focus on cross-border insolvency cases, representing both debtor parties and creditor parties. Most recently, he represented Daiichi Chuo Kisen Kaisha and Japan Airlines as a legal counsel of the debtor and Elpida, Takefuji and Mt.Gox as a creditor’s counsel. He has also contributed to many publications, including "Law and Strategy of the Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence", "Artificial Intelligence: Law and Issues" and "Data Contract Law".