u/qcksu
r/BakaNewsJP r/AIBubble r/ClicksKeyboard r/AIGuild r/TheMinimalCompany r/unihertz r/newsokunomoral r/kudaranaiwarai r/GenAI4all
Finally make myself the right move! Could I ask would MP02 support Japan's Felica?
Felica is a Japan’s NFC standard that could use as Suica or Pasumo for public transport.
Thanks to all the people in TMC and their supply chain.
u/qcksu — 1 day ago
A new survey found 1 in 4 people in Japan believe AI could replace friends or family
A new survey by Jiji Press, one of Japan’s major news agencies, found that nearly one in four people in Japan believe advanced AI could eventually serve as a substitute for friends or family.
The findings show how generative AI is becoming part of both professional and personal life.
Key findings:
→ 30.8% of respondents said they use generative AI tools such as ChatGPT, while 67.8% said they do not.
→ Usage was highest among people in their 30s, at 56.2%.
→ 53.3% of people aged 18 to 29 and 47.4% of those in their 40s also reported using generative AI.
→ Work was the most common use case, cited by 64.7% of AI users.
→ 35.3% use AI for help with cooking, cleaning, and other household tasks.
→ 27.1% ask AI about current affairs, while 21.7% use it to discuss hobbies and interests.
→ 12.8% said they use AI to talk about relationship or work-related problems.
Overall, 24.9% of respondents said more advanced AI could eventually replace friends or family, compared with 65.1% who disagreed.
The survey was conducted through face-to-face interviews with 2,000 adults across Japan from June 12 to 15, with a valid response rate of 57.1%.
u/ComplexExternal4831 — 15 days ago
▲ 17 r/ClicksKeyboard
Good news to Japanese users
Power keyboard seems has passed Japanese TELEC certification.
Hope to get mine soon.
Model number is CP-1000, However, as far as I can see, The downloadable pdf files(test results and teardowns) aren't a power keyboard.
Do someone from Clicks could explain this?
u/qcksu — 2 months ago