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AI Basic Plan
Japan’s Artificial Intelligence Basic Plan establishes the government’s policy framework for promoting the research, development and utilisation of AI-related technologies. It sets out basic concepts, policy directions and priority measures, including accelerating AI utilisation, strengthening development capabilities, advancing governance, and promoting societal transformation, together with arrangements for implementation and coordination across government.
Start year: 2025
Country/Organisation: Japan
AI Guidelines for Business Ver1.2
AI Guidelines for Business (Ver1.2), issued on 31 March 2026, provide unified guiding principles for AI governance in Japan. They aim to promote the safe and secure use of AI by helping business actors recognise risks and take voluntary countermeasures across the lifecycle, supporting both innovation and risk reduction through cooperation and a risk-based approach.
Start year: 2026
Country/Organisation: Japan
Act on Promotion of Research, Development, and Utilization of Artificial Intelligence-Related Technologies
Japan’s 2025 AI Act establishes the country’s first dedicated legal framework for artificial intelligence, focusing on promoting research, development, and utilisation rather than imposing strict regulation. The law sets out basic principles and a national policy framework, including a “Basic AI Plan” and coordinated governance structures, while encouraging voluntary action by businesses.
Start year: 2025
Country/Organisation: Japan
Artificial General Intelligence for Science of Transformative Research Innovation Platform (TRIP-AGIS)
Utilizing an AI foundation model and letting the model additionally learn scientific research data (multi-modalization), develop domain-oriented foundation models for scientific research (AI Foundation Models for Science).
Start year: 2024
Country/Organisation: Japan


























