Elon Musk warned about Japan's significant population decline, emphasizing the potential role of AI in reversing the trend. Japan faces a demographic crisis with a record number of deaths exceeding births, leading to workforce challenges and strain on social services. Experts suggest a mix of policy, immigration, and technology is needed, rather than relying solely on AI.
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