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Japan and US Plan to Invest USD1 billion Over Five Years to Advance Scientific Innovation with AI
The Japanese government will participate in the US government-led national project "Genesis Mission", which aims to leverage artificial intelligence (AI) to drive innovation in sci...
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The Japanese government will participate in the US government-led national project "Genesis Mission", which aims to leverage artificial intelligence (AI) to drive innovation in scientific research. The governments of Japan and the United States plan to invest a total of USD1 billion over the next five years in areas including joint AI development.

Japan is expected to become the first country to join this US-led initiative. In early Jun, officials from Japans Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology and the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry will visit the US and jointly announce the initiative with officials from the US Department of Energy (DOE), which leads the project.

The program seeks to integrate scientific databases managed by the US federal government and computing resources such as supercomputers at national laboratories to build a new artificial intelligence platform. By using AI to test new hypotheses and automate research processes, the project aims to accelerate the pace of scientific research.

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Japan will contribute USD500 million over five years and cooperate in priority areas including biotechnology, nuclear fusion and quantum information science. Microsoft Corporation (MSFT.US)      , Google, NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA.US)      and other major technology companies will also participate by providing advanced AI models and expanding supercomputing capabilities.

By joining the initiative, Japan will gain access to advanced US supercomputers and vast scientific datasets. In January this year, Japans science ministry signed a joint document with the US Department of Energy expressing its intention to participate in the project.

"Genesis Mission" is a national project launched by the US government in 2025. The US government has positioned it as a national-level undertaking comparable to the "Manhattan Project" during World War II and the "Apollo Program" that sent humans to the moon, using this vision to advance the projects development. (da/a)(Real-time Streaming US Stocks Quote; Except All OTC quotes are at least 15 minutes delayed.)

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