According to CoinMeta, the Japanese government is considering requiring artificial intelligence-related companies to take measures to ensure safety and to impose penalties for violations. This proposal was made at a closed-door working group meeting regarding the legal framework for artificial intelligence. Currently, there are growing concerns that advanced AI models may exhibit unpredictable behavior. In addition, a series of recent high-profile data breaches and unauthorized access incidents are also suspected to be related to the improper use of AI. Under this concept, if an incident involving AI occurs and the relevant company fails to cooperate with regulatory authorities, the government will have the authority to issue legally binding directives. Companies that refuse to comply will face penalties. It is expected that these penalty measures will only apply to incidents involving "advanced AI." The government will further assess which types of companies should be brought under regulation.