Avex Chairman Matsuura Lets AI Run His note Account, 20,000 Followers in a Week
Matsuura's account shows how a personal archive built over decades can be turned into a working AI writer, with the chairman reading every comment and planning to continue.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Avex Chairman Katsumi Matsuura revealed on X on August 20 that he instructed AI, trained on 60 years of his data, to create a note account and post articles. After he entered the password, AI posted four articles in a week, gaining 20,000 followers. One article led to an unexpected reunion with a former customer.
Katsumi Matsuura, chairman of Avex, said on X that a week ago he asked AI to create a note account and post articles on its own. He only entered the password. The AI, which had learned 60 years of his data, has since published four articles, all based on real events from his experiences.
The account reached 20,000 followers in about a week. An article about his days at a record rental store drew a comment from a regular customer from that time, leading to an unexpected reunion. Matsuura said he reads all comments and indicated more articles will come.
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