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What generative AI tools are the Japanese using?

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The following is an introduction to the generative AI tools commonly used by Japanese users:

1. ChatGPT

- Introduction: Developed by OpenAI, based on the GPT series model, it is one of the most well-known generative AI tools in Japan.

- Functions: Supports text generation, code writing, dialogue interaction, translation, content summarization, etc., and is widely used in work, study and entertainment scenarios.

- Usage: The penetration rate among Japanese users is high, especially among young people aged 18-24, with a usage rate of 56%, but the overall daily usage frequency is low (for example, only 1% of users in Japan use it every day).

- Application scenarios: Used for text creation, email writing, and learning assistance in private life; used for meeting records, report generation, customer communication, etc. at work.

2. DALL·E 3

- Introduction: OpenAI's image generation model, which can generate high-quality images through text descriptions.

- Functions: Supports complex scenes, character design, artistic creation, etc., and is widely used in creative industries, education, media and advertising.

- How to use: Integrated in ChatGPT Plus, or free experience through Bing image creation function

- Application cases: used by designers to quickly generate visual concepts, by the film industry for pre-visualization scene design, and by advertising companies for customized marketing materials.

3. Synthesia

- Introduction: AI video generation platform that can generate realistic character videos through text.

- Function: supports multi-language and multi-role video production, suitable for scenarios such as corporate training, marketing videos, and educational courses.

- Usage: It has a high penetration rate in the Japanese corporate market, and is especially popular among multinational companies that need localized video content.

- Advantages: Reduce video production costs, improve content production efficiency, and support rapid iteration and global distribution.

4. Notta

- Introduction: AI audio-to-text tool developed by a Chinese team, focusing on the Japanese market.

- Function: Supports real-time transcription and translation in 42 languages, with an accuracy rate of up to 98%, suitable for online meetings, lectures, interviews and other scenarios.

- Usage: More than 1 million users in Japan, corporate customers include construction consulting companies, etc., to help improve meeting efficiency and content management.

- Features: No support for Chinese systems at all, cloud services use AWS to ensure data privacy and compliance.

5. WRTN

- Introduction: A free AI tool developed in Japan that integrates writing, drawing, and search functions.

- Functions: Supports AI search, document analysis, image generation, character dialogue, resume creation, etc., with a simple interface and no ads.

- Usage: Popular among Japanese users for its free and multifunctional nature, especially suitable for individuals and small businesses with limited budgets.

- Application scenarios: Students use it for paper writing, professionals use it for report generation, and creators use it for inspiration.

Summary

The popularity of these tools in the Japanese market reflects the value of generative AI in improving efficiency, reducing costs, and stimulating creativity. ChatGPT has become the mainstream choice with its powerful text processing capabilities, while DALL·E 3 and Synthesia have advantages in the image and video fields respectively. Localized tools such as Notta and WRTN have attracted a large number of users through precise positioning and free strategies. In the future, with the advancement of technology and the formation of user habits, the application scenarios of generative AI in Japan will be further expanded.

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There are many generative AI tools used by Japanese people. Here are some of the more popular ones:

1. ChatGPT - a dialogue generation model developed by OpenAI, widely used for chatting, writing and information query.

2. DeepL - mainly used for translation, but also has the function of generating text, which is loved by many users.

3. Jasper - mainly used for content creation, helping users generate articles, blogs and social media content.

4. Stable Diffusion - an AI tool for generating images, popular among artists.

5. Midjourney - another image generation tool, users can generate works of art through descriptions.

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Generative AI tools commonly used by Japanese people include ChatGPT, DALL·E 3, Synthesia, Notta, and WRTN, covering scenarios such as text, image, video generation, and meeting minutes compilation.

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Generative AI tools widely used by Japanese include ChatGPT, Google DeepMind's Gemini, Anthropic's Claude, and DALL-E3 and Midjourney, which are prominent in the field of image generation.

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Here are some of the generative AI tools you mentioned, which are widely used in Japan:

1. ChatGPT (developed by OpenAI)

- ChatGPT is a technology based on large language models that can conduct complex conversations, answer questions, write articles, etc. It supports multimodal capabilities, that is, it can process multiple data types such as text, images, videos, and audio. Over time, ChatGPT has evolved from its initial version to more advanced versions, such as GPT-4 and its subsequent versions, which have significantly improved logical reasoning, complex task processing, etc.

2. Gemini (developed by Google DeepMind)

- Gemini is a versatile AI platform that combines Google's powerful search capabilities and AI conversation capabilities. One of its key features is its deep integration with the Google ecosystem (such as search, YouTube, Workspace), and its real-time data processing capabilities, which is suitable for scenarios such as dynamic weather forecasting and financial market analysis. The latest Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking Experimental also provides ultra-long context windows and free Deep Research features, supporting more than 45 languages.

3. Claude (developed by Anthropic)

- Claude is a security- and compliance-focused conversational model designed to provide less harmful output than other AI systems. Its latest version, Claude 3.7 Sonnet, excels in programming performance, has a large context window, and supports up to 100K token inputs, making it suitable for legal document analysis, scientific question answering, and high-security conversation scenarios.

4. DALL-E 3

- DALL-E 3 is an image generation tool developed by OpenAI that can generate high-quality images based on a given text description. It is part of the DALL-E series, which focuses on creating artwork, illustrations, and design concept maps. DALL-E 3 has been enhanced in detail processing and creative expression.

5. Midjourney

- Midjourney is one of the earliest AI image generation tools to go viral. It is known for its professionalism, but it has a high threshold for use and is relatively complex to operate. Despite this, it is very powerful in generating professional-level images, especially for designers and artists.

Each of these tools has its own characteristics and areas of advantage, and users can choose the right tool to use according to their needs. Please note that the above information may change as technology advances.

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