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Technological innovations have transformed the world following the development of chips and software, substantially impacting human activities and cognitive abilities with machine assistance. The term artificial intelligence (AI) is difficult to define and has been debated for decades. AI involves the enhancement of computer-based software capable of performing tasks that typically require human intelligence. From a high-tech perspective, AI technology can be categorized into four types: Machine Learning (ML), Natural Language Processing (NLP), Image Processing (IP), and Speech Processing (SP). Recently, Deep Learning (DL), a subset of Machine Learning, has gained global attention. Japan, being a highly industrialized and technologically advanced country, has developed AI mechanisms beneficial for daily life. The ethical development and use of AI fall within regulatory framework of Japan for ethical functioning. AI holds significant potential for Japan, and the AI Strategic Council of the Japanese government has recognized the advance interest in generative AI, partly due to its cutting-edge research and technology, to address the challenges of a declining working-age population.