According to an AWS survey, the AI adoption rate among Japanese companies rose to 54%. However, 60% of companies that have adopted AI reportedly limit their use to basic applications.
According to the survey “Unlocking Japan's AI Potential,” conducted by research firm Strand Partners at AWS's request, AI adoption among Japanese companies overall had reached 54%. The article does not provide details on the range of companies covered or the industry breakdown, but highlights the reported increase in the adoption rate. The survey was conducted to assess the spread of AI and is positioned as information forming a basis for discussion of future developments. The article does not provide specific details on the period covered or methodology, but emphasises the adoption-rate figure as a key result.
In addition, approximately 60% of companies that have adopted AI are said to remain at the “basic use” stage, indicating that the proportion using AI for advanced or more sophisticated applications is relatively low. The article presents this as an indicator of how far companies have integrated AI into their operations. It does not provide additional information such as specific examples, a breakdown of application areas or direct effects on business performance.