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Former Japan international defender Atsuto Uchida is among the most searched names in Japan, surfacing alongside a busy stretch for Japanese football. The Samurai Blue beat Ecuador on penalties to reach the Kirin Cup 2026 final, goalkeeper Oba made a decisive penalty save for the women's Asian Games side, and Kai Sano spoke about his defensive growth abroad. Fans are discussing Uchida's place in the current conversation around the national team.
- 2Bank of Japan Deputy Governor says AI has mixed implications for economy▼BoJ Deputy Governor Uchida says adoption of AI might have positive and negative implications for productivity and labour markets, adds AI has become a key topic of discussion among central banks, including at the BoJ's monetary policy meetings
Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Uchida said the adoption of artificial intelligence could have both positive and negative implications for productivity and labour markets. He added that AI has become a key topic of discussion among central banks, including at the BoJ's own monetary policy meetings, marking a notable signal that policymakers are weighing AI's economic effects.
- 3Bank of Japan's Uchida says AI now a central bank focus▼BoJ’s Uchida: AI has become a major focus among central banks, including at BoJ policy meetings
Bank of Japan board member Uchida said artificial intelligence has become a major focus for central banks worldwide, and that it is now being discussed at BoJ policy meetings. The remarks signal that policymakers are taking AI's economic and financial implications seriously, including its potential effects on markets, banking and the outlook for monetary policy.
- 4BOJ official says AI boom lifting prices, warns of correction▼BOJ's Uchida says AI is a big demand shock lifting prices, warns of correction risk
Bank of Japan official Uchida said the AI investment boom is acting as a large demand shock that is pushing up prices, while cautioning that a sharp correction could follow if the boom reverses. The remarks point to how central bankers are weighing AI-driven spending in their inflation outlooks, and feed debate over whether the current surge in AI-related investment is sustainable.