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On April 22nd 2010, the U.S. press was fussing over the Tea Party,
illegal aliens (not the outer space kind), and Earth Day. But in Japan,
a short cryptic statement in the Nikkei, Japan’s largest
business newspaper, made a startling announcement about a somewhat
different vision of the future — a goal to make available commercial
mind-reading devices and personal assistant bots within the next 10 years.
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