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Author

As an author, Osamu Sugihara writes from the overlap of AI, language, capitalism, security, publishing, and memory. The author brand is built around one central proposition: keeping human space in the age of AI.

Core Author Positioning

Osamu Sugihara should be introduced in English not only as a publisher, but as a Japanese editor and technology thinker exploring human space in the age of AI. His writing is grounded in the experience of a generation that has moved from print culture to the internet, social media, and artificial intelligence.

The central author narrative is not nostalgia. It is the transformation of long experience into a new language for the AI age.

Current Book Direction

  • ChatGPT and Claude: Will Two Giants of Knowledge Make Humanity Happy? — a book project on AI, human judgment, and the future of knowledge.
  • Human Space — an English booklet concept that turns the Air Box idea into a short, readable international statement.
  • AI Capitalism and the Unelected Sovereign — a future essay or book-length argument on power, platforms, and human choice.
  • Old Media and the Lost Time to Think — a media criticism project about publishing, YouTube-era discourse, and the role of books.

Author Voice

The author voice should be calm, precise, reflective, and structurally analytical. Facts should be presented plainly; analysis should be exacting. The aim is not provocation for its own sake, but a serious attempt to make Japanese experience legible in English.