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Four practitioners at SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026 proposed designing cities the way you'd design a movie. An operator's read on what the panel got right, where synthetic population simulators fall short, and why resource access usually beats narrative when you're building anything for real people.
Japan is being positioned as the world's last viable testbed for preventing political polarization. A read on the Fragmented Society panel at SusHi Tech 2026 — Suzuki's Digital Democracy 2030, Seeki's prebunking framework, and why high-trust societies have a real shot at building the civic infrastructure other democracies wish they had.
Japan's Prime Minister Takaichi appeared at SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026 with three explicit startup policy pillars. An operator's read on what foreign founders should do with that signal — and why the next 18 months in Japan deserve a serious look.
At SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026, a tech-aware audience voted 71-29 that AI won't replace human workers. Why the vote itself is the most important signal — and what the lamplighter pattern tells us about being wrong about the future.
Early SaaS founders perfect architecture for products nobody uses. The fix: find the first value moment before you build anything else.
The 50/50 co-founder split is a legacy risk. Solo founders now use AI agents as fractional hires — keeping 100% equity until product-market fit.