E-Guardian's launch of the beta version of its AI monitoring solution for defamation targeting talent agencies was viewed as a positive factor, driving a sharp rise in its share price. The closing price on the 22nd was ¥1,703, up ¥70 from the previous day.
E-Guardian, which operates an internet patrol business, announced the launch of the beta version of its AI-powered monitoring service for defamatory and threatening posts targeting talent agencies. The service comprehensively collects, assesses and preserves evidence of malicious posts targeting affiliated talents across social media, message boards and review sites, and supports requests for removal. The AI operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and reports on posts can also be centrally managed.
The beta version will be free of charge, with the company planning to transition to full-scale service after validation with early-adopter companies. AI scoring will be combined with assessments by specialist operators.
The closing price on the 22nd was ¥1,703, up ¥70 from the previous day.
Source: Reporting by Wealth Advisor.