MiniMax schedules a Tokyo conference on Japanese IP and generative AI
The September 11th event frames cooperation around models, infrastructure and intellectual property, with compensation and rights protection on the agenda.
By RuntimeWire Staff · Published · Updated
Primary source: MiniMax
Why it matters
MiniMax reported that 73% of its 2025 revenue came from outside mainland China. The Tokyo conference tests whether the company can turn interest in H3 into local relationships built around compensation, rights protection and the global commercialization of Japanese IP.
MiniMax, the generative AI company founded by Yan Junjie, will sponsor a September 11th conference in Tokyo focused on how Japanese intellectual property can be used, protected and commercialized in generative AI. The program gives MiniMax's H3 model a keynote slot while putting compensation for rights holders near the center of the discussion.…
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