His interest in artificial intelligence secured him a job in Tokyo working as a documentation editor for Fujitsu, at the Ricoh Software Research Center, and as a technical editor at the Japanese government's Fifth generation computer project.
His interest in artificial intelligence secured him a job in Tokyo at the Japanese government's Fifth generation computer project. This was at the Ricoh Software Research Center, and as a technical editor. This Tokyo was working as a documentation editor for Fujitsu.