Oct 29, 202619 minS0
<p>When 40% of pull requests are written by autonomous AI agents, who actually secures the supply chain? This episode is a full debate episode of MeeFM Tokyo Tech, built on the GitHub Octoverse 2026 report: 17.9 billion...
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Japan's tech and startup scene, explained for builders everywhere. From sovereign chips and room-temperature quantum computers to the founders, funding rounds and policy reshaping Tokyo — each episode picks one theme and digs into the stories, the numbers and the people behind them. From the team behind MeeFM and the Moshilin app. Send us your requests and questions in the comments — what do you want to know about building in Japan? Moshilin app (by this show's team): Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.moshilin iPhone web: https://safekids.win https://x.com/anzuastro
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What is MeeFM Tokyo Tech about?
Japan's tech and startup scene, explained for builders everywhere. From sovereign chips and room-temperature quantum computers to the founders, funding rounds and policy reshaping Tokyo, each episode picks one theme and digs into the stories, the numbers and the people behind them. From the team behind MeeFM and the Moshilin app.
What has MeeFM Tokyo Tech covered recently?
Recent episodes include "#003｜Securing the Supply Chain Against Autonomous AI Agents｜40% of Pull Requests Are Agent-Written｜GitHub Octoverse 2026｜8.2x Commits｜Approval Fatigue｜LiteLLM Attack｜Prompt Injection｜Zero Trust" (29 October 2026, 19 minutes), "#002｜Japan Physical AI｜10M Humanoids by 2040｜Humanoids in Care Homes and Machine Shops｜Edge AI Chips Tokyo Artisan Intelligence ¥1.27B｜Kaminashi Frontline AI ¥2.21B｜Starlight Engine Fusion ¥6.06B" (29 October 2026, 45 minutes), and "#001｜October 26, 2026, Japan Tech & Startups｜Rapidus and the $16.3 Billion Chip Bet｜OptQC's Room-Temperature Quantum Computer｜Deep-Tech Funding Up 5x｜Venture Debt Arrives in Tokyo｜MeeFM Tokyo Tech" (26 October 2026, 35 minutes).
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Booking probability for MeeFM Tokyo Tech is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. MeeFM Tokyo Tech requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. MeeFM Tokyo Tech's contact route on record: public web form.
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