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Japanese exhibition plans 300 AI projects, 3,000 visitors

The Generative AI Anything Exhibition Vol.6 in Tokyo announced plans for about 300 groups and 3,000 visitors, up from 190 groups and 2,500 visitors in Vol.5. The event gathers projects ranging from AI characters to VR/AR.

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  • Exhibition Vol.6 plans 300 groups, 3,000 visitors, up from 190 groups, 2,500 visitors in Vol.5.
  • Yano Research Institute survey: over 40% of companies use generative AI, expanding to internal knowledge, data analysis, image/video generation.
  • AI coding tools lower the barrier to prototype, but can produce faulty code and security risks.

A 2026 survey by Yano Research Institute reports that over 40% of companies are using generative AI, expanding beyond text summarization to internal knowledge, data analysis, image and video generation. The trend shows that using AI is becoming common, while building with AI is gaining traction.

The article notes that AI coding tools lower the barrier for individuals to prototype web apps, but warns that AI can produce faulty code and security risks. It encourages building small, personal tools like weight trackers or job comparison sites, suggesting that the hurdle to create a first prototype has shifted from learning programming to leveraging AI as a development partner.

Full story from note.com · by まろやかペンギン · via Search: ChatGPTOpen source ↗

From 'Asking ChatGPT' to 'Building with AI': The Hurdle for Personal Development is Lowering

note.com · 23 September 2026

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