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Japanese companies are notably slow to adopt AI despite facing urgent labor shortages and productivity issues. Currently, only about 8.4% of workers in Japan use AI, compared to much higher rates in the US and UK. Japan's risk-averse corporate culture, concern over errors, outdated systems, and low digital literacy contribute to cautious AI deployment, mainly limited to low-risk tasks. The government has introduced policies to encourage AI use, but widespread adoption remains limited due to cultural and structural barriers.
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