Japan's First 'Artificial Intelligent' Boy Made Citizen

Saturday in Tokyo, Japan, the Artificial Intelligent boy was given the status of a citizen. It's a virtual character that looks like a seven-year-old boy. This boy, called 'Shibuya Mirai', is not physically present, but he can communicate with the people through messaging app 'line.' Can even reply to messages.

With this Shibuya Mirai became Japan's first and perhaps the world's first Artificial Intelligence, which has been named in the original real-life local registry. The intellectuals shown by machines are called artificial intelligence. Shibuya, a famous suburban area for youth interested in fashion in Tokyo, has given this character a certificate of specialty resident.

Miri means the Japanese language in the future. Shibuya said that the purpose of this project is to make the local government of the province more favorable to the residents and officials listening to their opinion. In a statement with Microsoft developing this character jointly, Shibuya said that she is fond of taking photos and watching the people. She likes to talk to people.