Japanese Legislator Retracts Claim That Nintendo Lobbies on Generative AI – Interest

Japanese politician and House Representative Satoshi Asano withdraws the issue on Sunday Nintendo Lobbying the Japanese government about the generation of AI on his X (formerly twitter) Account. “…I didn’t lobby and I found my post contained incorrect information, so I wanted to correct it. I wanted to apologize in particular to everyone involved,” Asano said. “Starting the previous day, I corrected the relevant parts of my post to accurately reflect the facts.”

Asano’s Amendment Statement NintendoThe so-called lobbying reading materials are:

“Nintendo Consider using Generative AI in game development from the perspective of intellectual property protection. The company did not lobby for the government. NintendoRegardless of whether AI is involved or not, the policy is to take appropriate action against IP infringement. ”

In now deleted X/twitter Asano said the post said: “NintendoTo protect its IP protection, avoid the use of generated AI and lobbying the government. Yomiuri Shimbun file a lawsuit against confusing AI for unauthorized use of articles and The New York Times and Getty Images Prosecuted OpenAI and Stability AI respectively to infringe copyright.

Nintendo The post was quickly responded to Asano’s lobbying efforts through his X account on October 5, noting that the post has not yet been linked to the Japanese government regarding Generative AI. NintendoThe complete statement is as follows:

Contrary to recent discussions on the internet Nintendo There is no connection with the Japanese government about generating AI. Whether or not we involve generating AI, we will continue to take the necessary actions to infringe our intellectual property rights.

Source: Satoshi Asano’s X/twitter account,,,,, NintendoX/twitter account pass hachimakikō