Inside JapanGov is the official podcast of JapanGov, the Government of Japan's web portal. Building on stories shared through the JapanGov website and social media, we take a closer look at a variety of initiatives from across Japan and what lies behind them. We hope these will offer new perspectives and perhaps even a few surprises about the many charms of our country. New episodes are available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music. □JapanGov https://www.japan.go.jp/ https://www.youtube.com/user/pmojapan https://www.facebook.com/JapanGov/ https://x.com/JapanGov
Inside JapanGov ポッドキャスト | Amazon Musicで聴く ホームホーム ポッドキャストポッドキャスト ライブラリ キャンセル サインイン Inside JapanGov Office of Global Communications, Cabinet Office of Japan フォロー Inside JapanGov is the official podcast of JapanGov, the Government of Japan's web portal. Building on stories shared through the JapanGov website and social media, we take a closer look at a variety of initiatives from across Japan and what lies behind them. We hope these will offer new perspectives and perhaps even a few surprises about the many charms of our country. New episodes are available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music. □JapanGov https://www.japan.go.jp/ https://www.youtube.com/user/pmojapan https://www.facebook.com/JapanGov/ https://x.com/JapanGov read less 政治政治 始める Join our PR team as we explore how Japan is helping build trust in the age of AI through Frontria, an international consortium led by Fujitsu that brings together organizations from around the world to advance AI governance. As AI-generated content becomes increasingly realistic, how can we tell what is real? And how can societies embrace AI while maintaining trust? In this episode, we look at how Frontria is tackling real-world challenges such as disinformation, deepfakes, and AI security by promoting practical solutions through international collaboration. We also explore Japan's broader efforts to support trustworthy AI, including its research ecosystem and initiatives that bridge innovation and social implementation. Through an interview with one of Frontria's founding members, you'll hear why Japan hopes to serve as a bridge between different approaches to AI governance and help create a more trustworthy and resilient information society. Related articles or posts: https://www.japan.go.jp/topics/2026/06/building_trust_in_the_age_of_ai.html □JapanGov https://www.japan.go.jp/ https://www.facebook.com/JapanGov/ https://x.com/japangov/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/japangov/ https://www.instagram.com/japangov_official/ □Prime Minister's Office of Japan https://japan.kantei.go.jp/ https://www.youtube.com/@pmojapan https://www.facebook.com/Japan.PMO https://x.com/JPN_PMO/ https://www.instagram.com/kantei/ undefined" icon-name="play" show-play-button="" primary-text="When AI Looks Real: The Challenge of AI Governance" primary-href="/podcasts/210be7a9-889c-4ebd-923b-d98ed77816ed/episodes/fdb5a82a-ac8a-4616-8769-ee277a630c6f/inside-japangov-when-ai-looks-real-the-challenge-of-ai-governance" description="Join our PR team as we explore how Japan is helping build trust in the age of AI through Frontria, an international consortium led by Fujitsu that brings together organizations from around the world to advance AI governance.As AI-generated content becomes increasingly realistic, how can we tell what is real? And how can societies embrace AI while maintaining trust?In this episode, we look at how Frontria is tackling real-world challenges such as disinformation, deepfakes, and AI security by promoting practical solutions through international collaboration. We also explore Japan's broader efforts to support trustworthy AI, including its research ecosystem and initiatives that bridge innovation and social implementation.Through an interview with one of Frontria's founding members, you'll hear why Japan hopes to serve as a bridge between different approaches to AI governance and help create a more trustworthy and resilient information society.Related articles or posts:https://www.japan.go.jp/topics/2026/06/building_trust_in_the_age_of_ai.html□JapanGovhttps://www.japan.go.jp/https://www.facebook.com/JapanGov/https://x.com/japangov/https://www.linkedin.com/company/japangov/https://www.instagram.com/japangov_official/□Prime Minister's Office of Japanhttps://japan.kantei.go.jp/https://www.youtube.com/@pmojapanhttps://www.facebook.com/Japan.PMOhttps://x.com/JPN_PMO/https://www.instagram.com/kantei/ " duration="" label="06-08-2026" image-src="https://m.media-amazon.com/images/S/dmp-catalog-images-prod/images/210be7a9-889c-4ebd-923b-d98ed77816ed/210be7a9-889c-4ebd-923b-d98ed77816ed-217726490._SX576_SY576_BL0_QL100_.jpg" image-alt="When AI Looks Real: The Challenge of AI Governance" totaldurationmilliseconds="432000" progressmilliseconds="0" playbackmode="FULL_ACCESS" imagebadgefontsize="12" maxsize="small" class="hydrated" s-id="111"> 06-08-2026 When AI Looks Real: The Challenge of AI Governance Join our PR team as we explore how Japan is helping build trust in the age of AI through Frontria, an international consortium led by Fujitsu that brings together organizations from around the world to advance AI governance.As AI-generated content becomes increasingly realistic, how can we tell what is real? And how can societies embrace AI while maintaining trust?In this episode, we look at how Frontria is tackling real-world challenges such as disinformation, deepfakes, and AI security by promoting practical solutions through international collaboration. We also explore Japan's broader efforts to support trustworthy AI, including its research ecosystem and initiatives that bridge innovation and social implementation.Through an interview with one of Frontria's founding members, you'll hear why Japan hopes to serve as a bridge between different approaches to AI governance and help create a more trustworthy and resilient information society.Related articles or posts:https://www.japan.go.jp/topics/2026/06/building_trust_in_the_age_of_ai.html□JapanGovhttps://www.japan.go.jp/https://www.facebook.com/JapanGov/https://x.com/japangov/https://www.linkedin.com/company/japangov/https://www.instagram.com/japangov_official/□Prime Minister's Office of Japanhttps://japan.kantei.go.jp/https://www.youtube.com/@pmojapanhttps://www.facebook.com/Japan.PMOhttps://x.com/JPN_PMO/https://www.instagram.com/kantei/ エピソード Join our PR team as we explore how Japan is helping build trust in the age of AI through Frontria, an international consortium led by Fujitsu that brings together organizations from around the world to advance AI governance. As AI-generated content becomes increasingly realistic, how can we tell what is real? And how can societies embrace AI while maintaining trust? In this episode, we look at how Frontria is tackling real-world challenges such as disinformation, deepfakes, and AI security by promoting practical solutions through international collaboration. We also explore Japan's broader efforts to support trustworthy AI, including its research ecosystem and initiatives that bridge innovation and social implementation. Through an interview with one of Frontria's founding members, you'll hear why Japan hopes to serve as a bridge between different approaches to AI governance and help create a more trustworthy and resilient information society. Related articles or posts: https://www.japan.go.jp/topics/2026/06/building_trust_in_the_age_of_ai.html □JapanGov https://www.japan.go.jp/ https://www.facebook.com/JapanGov/ https://x.com/japangov/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/japangov/ https://www.instagram.com/japangov_official/ □Prime Minister's Office of Japan https://japan.kantei.go.jp/ https://www.youtube.com/@pmojapan https://www.facebook.com/Japan.PMO https://x.com/JPN_PMO/ https://www.instagram.com/kantei/ 1" icon-name="play" show-play-button="" primary-text="When AI Looks Real: The Challenge of AI Governance" primary-href="/podcasts/210be7a9-889c-4ebd-923b-d98ed77816ed/episodes/fdb5a82a-ac8a-4616-8769-ee277a630c6f/inside-japangov-when-ai-looks-real-the-challenge-of-ai-governance" description="Join our PR team as we explore how Japan is helping build trust in the age of AI through Frontria, an international consortium led by Fujitsu that brings together organizations from around the world to advance AI governance.As AI-generated content becomes increasingly realistic, how can we tell what is real? And how can societies embrace AI while maintaining trust?In this episode, we look at how Frontria is tackling real-world challenges such as disinformation, deepfakes, and AI security by promoting practical solutions through international collaboration. We also explore Japan's broader efforts to support trustworthy AI, including its research ecosystem and initiatives that bridge innovation and social implementation.Through an interview with one of Frontria's founding members, you'll hear why Japan hopes to serve as a bridge between different approaches to AI governance and help create a more trustworthy and resilient information society.Related articles or posts:https://www.japan.go.jp/topics/2026/06/building_trust_in_the_age_of_ai.html□JapanGovhttps://www.japan.go.jp/https://www.facebook.com/JapanGov/https://x.com/japangov/https://www.linkedin.com/company/japangov/https://www.instagram.com/japangov_official/□Prime Minister's Office of Japanhttps://japan.kantei.go.jp/https://www.youtube.com/@pmojapanhttps://www.facebook.com/Japan.PMOhttps://x.com/JPN_PMO/https://www.instagram.com/kantei/ " duration="" label="06-08-2026" image-src="https://m.media-amazon.com/images/S/dmp-catalog-images-prod/images/210be7a9-889c-4ebd-923b-d98ed77816ed/210be7a9-889c-4ebd-923b-d98ed77816ed-217726490._SX576_SY576_BL0_QL100_.jpg" image-alt="When AI Looks Real: The Challenge of AI Governance" totaldurationmilliseconds="432000" progressmilliseconds="0" playbackmode="FULL_ACCESS" imagebadgefontsize="12" maxsize="small" class="hydrated" s-id="118" style="position: absolute; left: 0px; top: 40px; height: 160px; width: 100%;"> 06-08-2026 When AI Looks Real: The Challenge of AI Governance Join our PR team as we explore how Japan is helping build trust in the age of AI through Frontria, an international consortium led by Fujitsu that brings together organizations from around the world to advance AI governance.As AI-generated content becomes increasingly realistic, how can we tell what is real? And how can societies embrace AI while maintaining trust?In this episode, we look at how Frontria is tackling real-world challenges such as disinformation, deepfakes, and AI security by promoting practical solutions through international collaboration. We also explore Japan's broader efforts to support trustworthy AI, including its research ecosystem and initiatives that bridge innovation and social implementation.Through an interview with one of Frontria's founding members, you'll hear why Japan hopes to serve as a bridge between different approaches to AI governance and help create a more trustworthy and resilient information society.Related articles or posts:https://www.japan.go.jp/topics/2026/06/building_trust_in_the_age_of_ai.html□JapanGovhttps://www.japan.go.jp/https://www.facebook.com/JapanGov/https://x.com/japangov/https://www.linkedin.com/company/japangov/https://www.instagram.com/japangov_official/□Prime Minister's Office of Japanhttps://japan.kantei.go.jp/https://www.youtube.com/@pmojapanhttps://www.facebook.com/Japan.PMOhttps://x.com/JPN_PMO/https://www.instagram.com/kantei/ Join our PR team as we explore metacol(TM), a Japanese innovation that transforms CO₂ and unused iron into new materials for everyday products. From sports goods to stationery, metacol(TM) gives new value to these resources by transforming them into useful new materials. In this episode, we explore how this technology works, why it has the potential to reduce the use of petroleum-based plastics, and how it could contribute to a more sustainable future. We'll also take you behind the scenes of its development—from an unexpected conversation between two researchers to a breakthrough inspired by a uniquely Japanese way of thinking. Along the way, you'll discover the spirit of mottainai—making the most of things instead of throwing them away—and how that idea continues to inspire innovation in Japan. Related articles or posts: https://www.japan.go.jp/topics/2026/07/making_m…