At the STS forum's 23rd annual meeting in Kyoto on October 5, Sakana AI president Ito spoke at the Koji Omi Memorial Plenary Session on AI's lights and shadows.
He argued that competitive advantage in AI deployment is shifting from single-model performance to the ability to orchestrate entire systems, and that using multiple models alongside an independent capability to evaluate AI is key to a new AI sovereignty.
10月5日、京都で開催中のSTS forum第23回年次総会にて社長の伊藤が「Koji Omi Memorial Plenary Session: Lights and Shadows of AI」に登壇しました。
伊藤からは、AI実装における競争優位の源泉が単一モデルの性能からシステム全体の編成力へ移りつつあること、そしてフロンティアAIへの継続的な アクセスが戦略的課題となる中、複数モデルを使い分ける体制とAIを自ら評価する独立した能力こそが新しいAI主権の鍵であることをお話ししました。ともにご登壇いただいた皆様に感謝申し上げます。
Session 200 Koji Omi Memorial Plenary Session: “Lights and Shadows of AI” How can we harness the extraordinary potential of AI while addressing the risks and responsibilities that come with it? The session brought together leading voices from research, academia, and industry to explore how AI is reshaping scientific discovery, innovation, and society, while addressing critical issues including safety, security, trust, governance, and international cooperation. Reflecting the STS forum’s long-standing mission to strengthen the “lights” while controlling the “shadows” of science and technology, the discussion considered how trustworthy AI can contribute to innovation and broader public benefit. https://www.stsforum.org/kyoto2026/detail/?sessionid=200 #stsforum #stsforum2026 #ScienceTechnologySociety
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