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Japan lags in AI adoption despite labor shortages and productivity needs, with only 8.4% of workers using it versus 50% in the US and 32% in the UK. Conservative corporate culture, risk aversion, and outdated systems hinder progress, though the government promotes AI via the AI Promotion Act. Healthcare remains paper-based, and a shortage of IT professionals...

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Uber and drone company Zipline will launch airborne takeout deliveries later this year, aiming for one million daily drone deliveries by 2029. Starting in Dallas-Fort Worth, Zipline’s drones will expand to more cities, building on its global experience delivering medical supplies. Uber’s investment follows partnerships with other drone operators as regulatio...

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