A representative of our organisation received the Minister of State Award. The award recognised the organisation's work on metaverse and consumer protection.
We presented at the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications study group on realizing a safe and secure metaverse. I expressed opinions from a practical perspective to ensure that 'rule-making' does not lead to excessive regulation.
Our organisation will make a presentation at the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications' Study Group on the Realisation of a Safe and Secure Metaverse.
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[How to prevent damage in the Metaverse]
The Corporation has been discussing with the Vice President of Meta and others how to create a discipline that ensures freedom and prevents criminal damage.
[How to prevent damage in the Metaverse]
The Corporation has been discussing with the Vice President of Meta and others how to create a discipline that ensures freedom and prevents criminal damage.
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However, based on the opinions of the group, Microsoft Japan, and others, a statement was added to the meeting materials stating that measures against "harmful information" should be carefully reviewed and revised.
A Japanese government working group was considering regulations on "harmful information (adult and violent content that is not illegal)" in its discussion of countermeasures against slander and libel.