Agent Forge hackathon in Japan spotlights production-ready AI agents and the 51% vs 11.3% adoption gap
DavidBennett__ · x · 2026-08-04
A photo recap from the Agent Forge AI Hackathon in Japan, where builders worked on production-ready AI agents.
- The event focused on practical agent building, with sessions touching on enterprise AI adoption and inference infrastructure.
- Partners and supporters mentioned include Mercari, Qwen Cloud, Daytona, and several other ecosystem players.
- The speaker slide highlights a gap between individual AI usage (51%) and enterprise-wide adoption (11.3%), underscoring that personal usage is far ahead of company rollout.
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