Toguchi has joined the ranks of Japanese founders building fortunes in AI, thanks to a stock-market rally that turned his company into one of the nation’s most richly valued. — GERD ALTMANN/Pixabay
Taku Toguchi knew he wanted a career in artificial intelligence as far back as when he was a teenager.
Now 36, the college dropout and serial entrepreneur has joined the ranks of Japanese founders building fortunes in AI, thanks to a stock-market rally that turned his company into one of the nation’s most richly valued.
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