TOKYO -- Japan's dire labor shortage is well-documented, and the burgeoning artificial intelligence industry is not immune. The expected shortfall in AI experts, however, is creating opportunities for talented individuals with disabilities as some companies adopt an all-hands-on-deck mindset.
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Japan's shortage of AI talent opens doors for disabled workers
Companies seek unique ideas and abilities for the coming tech revolution
Japan expects a shortfall of 120,000 workers in the AI sector by 2030.
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