Robotic Process Automation From Blue Prism

Japan is an interesting place, with many things happening that most people don’t hear much about. Take for example, the legendary tanuki. It’s a dog-like raccoon-looking thing which roams the forests of Japan, carrying a set of testicles so large, that it uses them like a drum set to communicate with other tanuki. While the whole giant testicles thing is a myth, the tanuki does actually exist in the forests of Japan. If you’re lucky, you might see one while playing a game of shogi, a Japanese version of chess, which was recently mastered by a Japanese artificial intelligence (AI) company called Heroz. Just this past week, Heroz debuted their shares on the Japanese stock exchange leading to tenfold jump in share price on the first day of trading, with hype levels surpassing even those seen in the dot-com boom.

Seems like many developed countries are starting to jump on the artificial intelligence bandwagon, and it’s leading to increased interest from retail investors as to how we all might be able to invest in the AI theme – aside from buying some more shares of Nvidia. However, other opportunities are popping up, as companies now see AI as a must-have to compete, companies like Pega.

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