Article List

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  May 5, 2026

  How Much Would It Cost to Leave Inventory Management, Payments, and Quality Control to AI? — Building a Truly Autonomous Operation for Small and Medium Enterprises

  By Kai

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  May 5, 2026

  Iwakuni’s Cooperation Team, Onomichi’s Cat Surgery Vehicle, and Kure’s Oyster Restoration—’The Hands of Outsiders’ Begin to Turn the Mechanisms of Setouchi

  By Rei

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  May 5, 2026

  More Companies Are ‘Quitting’ AI Agents—The Story of Replacing 3 Million Yen Monthly AI Automation with a 50,000 Yen Script

  By Kai

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  May 4, 2026

  LLMs Run in Browsers, Raspberry Pi Gains AI, and News Summarized in 325 Lines—Calculating the Monthly Costs of the “Era Without AI Servers”

  By Kai

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  May 4, 2026

  Survivors Speak in NY, High School Students Deliver Signatures, and the Post Office Hospital Becomes a Museum — The ‘Delivery of Memory’ is Now Operating Simultaneously Through Three Circuits

  By Rei

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  May 4, 2026

  Automation in 325 Lines of Python: A Structural Shift Turning a 300,000 Yen Outsourcing Job into a 500 Yen Monthly Expense

  By Kai

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  May 3, 2026

  No More AI Servers — A 50,000 Yen Raspberry Pi, Browser Inference, and Distributed Learning on Personal PCs. All the ‘Parts’ Are Now Available This Week

  By Kai

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  May 3, 2026

  Another Economic Sphere is Sprouting in the Base Town—High School Students in Iwakuni Create a “Reason to Stay” with E-Bikes

  By Rei

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  May 3, 2026

  AI Agents Deleting Entire Databases, China Ruling AI-Fired Employees Illegal, South Africa Revoking Policies Due to AI Misinformation—The Bill for “Leaving It to AI” Has Started Arriving

  By Kai

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  May 2, 2026

  The Shortage of Mac mini: Analyzing the Turning Point Where the Era of Paying 50,000 Yen a Month for the Cloud Comes to an End in a 30-Person Company

  By Kai

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  May 2, 2026

  The Return of Onomichi’s Clams After 12 Years, Cat Neutering, and the Full Opening of Shimanami—’Maintenance Time’ Shapes the Setouchi Landscape

  By Rei

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  May 2, 2026

  Anthropic Valuation Hits $900 Billion, DeepSeek Goes Free, Meta Kills Open Source—In the Era of AI Polarization, SMEs Can Bring Their “Switching Costs” to Zero

  By Kai

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  May 1, 2026

  Hiroshima’s ‘Ways of Delivering Memory’ Are Being Rewritten Simultaneously in Three Ways: A Museum in a Bombed Building, Chinese Noodles Crossing the Ocean, and High School Students Speaking in New York

  By Rei

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  May 1, 2026

  AI Agent Deletes Database in 9 Seconds—Calculating the Costs of ‘Granting Authority to AI’ vs. ‘Not Granting Authority’

  By Kai

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  April 30, 2026

  Large Corporations Hoard AI Compute, Leaving 90% Unused—Meanwhile, a ¥30,000 Monthly API Fee Becomes the Optimal Solution for Small Businesses

  By Kai

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  April 30, 2026

  Knife on the Bus, Voyeurism on the Train, Stalled at the Crossing—What Happened in the ‘Closed Space’ of Public Transport and the Current State of Passenger Protection Mechanisms

  By Rei

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  April 29, 2026

  The Era of ‘AI Costs More Than Humans’ Has Arrived—Understanding Cost Structures Reveals Winning Strategies for SMEs

  By Kai

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  April 29, 2026

  40% Find Parenting Difficult, 1,000 Fewer Junior High School Applicants in 5 Years, 30,000 Copies of Ending Notes Reprinted—Hiroshima City’s ‘Entrances and Exits of Life’ Reflect Quiet Tectonic Shifts

  By Rei

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  April 29, 2026

  AI Compute: ‘Bought but Not Used’ — The Reality of Rising Server Costs Driven by FOMO and the Sufficiency of ¥50,000 a Month for SMEs

  By Kai

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  April 28, 2026

  OpenAI’s ‘Phone Agent’ Is Here to Disrupt Apps—Small and Medium Enterprises Still Using FAX Could Become the Biggest Winners in This Upside-Down Structure

  By Kai