July 4, 2022 Bidding Farewell to Free Hong Kong When the national security law for Hong Kong went into effect on June 30, 2020, I contributed a piece in the December 2020 issue of the “Seiron” magazine. By William Lee
April 21, 2026 The Fact That a Humanoid Robot Completed a Half Marathon in 2 Hours and 29 Minutes—The Expiration Date of the Judgment That ‘Robots Are Still Not Usable’ The robot completed 21 km. That alone is enough to change the premise. On April 19, 2025, at the Beijing Half Marathon, By Kai
May 10, 2026 The Faster You Get with AI, the Slower You Become Without It — Considering ‘Dependency Costs’ in Numbers AIで生産性2倍。じゃあAIが止まったら? Using AI can double productivity. This is a common narrative we hear these days. In reality, the By Kai
May 11, 2026 From 80,000 yen to 16,000 yen: Three Technologies Dramatically Reducing ‘AI Electricity Costs’ — A Monthly Cost Analysis for Small and Medium Enterprises Conclusion To put it simply, we have entered an era where the operational costs of AI can be reduced to one-fifth immedi By Kai