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Akane Otani covers the financial markets for The Wall Street Journal.

Before joining the Journal, Akane reported on higher education for Bloomberg Business. Akane's work has also appeared in Reuters, CNBC, USA TODAY, The Christian Science Monitor, The Huffington Post, and CBS Chicago.

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Poor Performance Is Not Driving Fund Managers Out of Business After All

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At Yale, Sick Students Pay Dearly for Time Off

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Amid Alibaba fever, reasons for caution in IPO market

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Stocks Rebound, but Brexit Jitters Linger

Stocks Rebound, but Brexit Jitters Linger

Strong demand for the safety of government bonds and currencies like the yen shows that markets are far from …

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SoftBank’s Son Says Artificial General Intelligence Will Soon Surpass Humans

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By Akane Otani
| Mint
Summary The technology investor predicts people will need to adopt AI in their lives. TOKYO—SoftBank Group’s chief executive officer, Masayoshi Son, said artificial general intelligence is so powerful that within a decade it will surpass all human knowledge. “Take advantage of it or be left behind," Son said to a crowd gathered for the technology investment company’s annual SoftBank World event.
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软银孙正义称通用人工智能将很快超越人类

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By Akane Otani
| The Wall Street Journal (China) Verified
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SoftBank’s Son Says Artificial General Intelligence Will Soon Surpass Humans

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By Akane Otani
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
TOKYO—SoftBank’s chief executive officer, Masayoshi Son, said artificial general intelligence is so powerful that within a decade it will surpass all human knowledge. “Take advantage of it or be left behind,” Son said to a crowd gathered for the technology investment company’s annual SoftBank World event. Copyright ©2024 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8
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