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3 developments involving NTT in 2 countries and bodies. The most recent is OECD publishes first 19 company reports under the G7 Hiroshima AI code, 24 Apr 2025.

KeyStory

  1. ReportFrontierInternational Japan
    OECD publishes first 19 company reports under the G7 Hiroshima AI code

    The voluntary G7 code now has public, comparable disclosures that buyers and regulators can read for each signatory.

    Source, source copy (PDF, saved 18 Oct 2026)

  2. LaunchGovernmentInternational Japan
    G7 and OECD launch the Hiroshima AI Process reporting framework; seven Japanese firms plan to report

    Developers of advanced AI systems gained a public, comparable way to show how they apply the G7 Code of Conduct, and seven Japanese AI developers said at launch that they would take part.

    Source, source copy (PDF, saved 18 Oct 2026)

  3. Model releaseFrontierJapan
    NTT starts selling its lightweight Japanese language model tsuzumi to businesses

    Japanese companies and local governments gained a domestic model small enough to run on their own servers, which keeps sensitive data in-house.

    Source, source copy (PDF, saved 18 Oct 2026)