Advanced Integrated Intelligence Research Center will be public-private and will open doors on the 1st of September in Tokyo
the Japanese research center Riken and about 20 companies have created a joint platform for developing artificial intelligence applications in the fields of medicine, industry and infrastructure, today advances the Nikkei newspaper.
the research Centre Advanced Intelligence Integrated will open doors on the 1st of September in Tokyo, and will include the participation of Toyota Motor and other technology giants like Sony and NEC, among other companies and start-ups Japanese.
the aim is to develop artificial intelligence systems capable of solving specific problems involving a large amount of data analyzed.
One of the specific fields of application is the industrial manufacturing, with Toyota and NEC to work on artificial intelligence technology to promote the efficiency of production chains from the details analysis procedure that escape to workers, according to the newspaper explains.
in health, the research department Sony computer is developing an artificial intelligence system to recommend personalized treatments to patients after comparing your medical history with all available clinical studies.
These are examples of concrete projects that will be supported by the new platform public -private, which receive state funding of 10 billion yen (86.9 million euros) in the next fiscal year.
participating companies also contributed significant sums, as well as specialized personnel and other resources , according to the Nikkei, which gives also has the participation of Kyoto universities and Tokyo.
the Japanese government defines artificial intelligence as one of the pillars of its economic growth strategy, and believes in the ability of this technology to solve problems such as the shortage of skilled labor and aging.
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