AIリスキル reported the results of its 3-month initiative at the Blooming DRIVE with MUIC 2026 results presentation. The number of inquiries from overseas AI companies increased to approximately 3.6 times the previous period.
AIリスキル株式会社 announced the results of its 3-month initiative on 8 October 2026 at a results presentation for a co-creation accelerator program held at JAM BASE. The presentation served as a report on the results of the initiatives selected for the program and indicated that the number of inquiries received from overseas AI companies had increased.
During the 3-month initiative, the company completely revamped its website, strengthened its publication of articles and videos, and moved applications for listings online. Specifically, it advanced improvements to the generative AI media platform “AI Tool Gallery,” with inquiries from overseas companies reaching approximately 3.6 times the previous period. The presentation cited expanded information dissemination and support for overseas companies entering the Japanese market as factors behind this change.
As its future business focus, the company set out its aim of “connecting companies that create AI with workplaces that want to use AI.” It indicated a policy of making support for overseas companies entering Japan and training and advisory agreements for domestic companies its core businesses, centered on AI Tool Gallery. It also plans to consider resuming development of Weabee as a tool supporting a place for learning.
The media-inquiry guidance invited requests for interviews regarding the change in direction during the acceleration period, challenges encountered in the Japanese market, and the role of Japanese-language media.