[Report] Generative AI Conference TOKYO 2026 Held! Featuring Takao Ozawa (Boost Capital) and Shunsuke Itaya (PKSHA Algorithm Fund)
On May 26, 2026, ANOBAKA hosted the 'Generative AI Conference TOKYO 2026' in Shibuya. Industry leaders discussed the current state and future opportunities of AI, followed by a startup pitch competition where 'Visitas' won the top prize.
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On May 26, 2026, ANOBAKA held the 'Generative AI Conference TOKYO 2026' at the MFPR Shibuya Building in Tokyo, focusing on the latest trends in generative AI and the challenges faced by next-generation startups. The event was designed to help participants understand the 'current state' and 'next opportunities' in the generative AI sector through panel discussions, a pitch competition, and networking sessions. Approximately 120 attendees, including AI-focused companies, startups, and investors, participated. In the panel discussions, Takao Ozawa of Boost Capital shared his insights as an entrepreneur and investor, while Shunsuke Itaya of PKSHA Algorithm Fund analyzed the latest trends in the Chinese AI market and potential opportunities for Japan. The latter half featured a pitch competition with five startups, including one selected via the 'ANO-kun' AI capitalist special slot. 'Visitas,' a platform for automating home medical care tasks, won the top prize, receiving 1 million yen and a six-month office plan.
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