The reason I finally bought a smartphone is simple: I couldn't successfully emulate the smartphone environment on my Windows 10 laptop (Here you laugh at my pains).

Once, I tried installing several apps on some emulators, but modern apps are designed around direct device-to-device communication. You’ve got to tell me that even a professional would struggle with this. I'm an amateur, I confess. Or at least, I pretended to be one.

Anyway, I use it now. Hmmm... I've gotten bored of it already. I changed my wallpaper to my dog's face, transferred several songs and streams from my laptop, and I'm now able to read my Gmail. 

So what? I still type on my laptop. You see. Nothing has changed in my life. People would never count me as Gen Z. Were you expecting a proverb? Nothing came to my mind.

I forgot to share some very important news: Last week, there was a breakthrough in my communication technology. What was it? 

I finally got a smartphone! You might ask, 'So what?' 

But, here is the thing: it was my very first time buying one. Can you believe it? People would call me a Gen Z.

I emailed to IEEE Press and CSAIA, as below:

"To Conference、 ieee-mce、 conferencepublishing、 idams-osc、 Heliu

Dear CSAIA and IEEE Press:

This is Hideyasu SASAKI, PhD.

I've not heard from anyone about article below.

> the replacement of 22 PDF in the proceedings of the 2025
   International Conference on Computer Science and Artificial
   Intelligence Applications (CSAIA 2025, Conference Record #65930).

Pls. let me know what is going on.
And, if it is not possible, what should I do?
Let's say, submit another format like MS Word or something.
I've been irritated since its publication.
If you were I, you may please imagine what you would feel as a contributor.
I hope you would understand that as a human being.
So God bless you.

Very truly yours,

Hideyasu Ma. R. Edward "Hide" Sasaki, Esq., Ph.D. in Comp. Sci.
Senior Research Scientist, Nat'l Inst. Comms. Tech., Tokyo, Japan


2026/8/17 11:01 CSAIA <info@iccsaia.org>:

>
> Dear Publishing Operations team,
>
> Hope you had a great weekend.
>
> We would like to request the replacement of 22 PDF in the proceedings of the 2025 International Conference on Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Applications (CSAIA 2025, Conference Record #65930).
>
> The current PDF is incorrect. In particular, the PDF does not contain the mathematical formulas and does not show the algorithm. Please find the corrected PDF as attached. The paper details are as follows:
>
> Title: Cohesive Performance Measurement of Optimization for Swarm Robots
> Author: Hideyasu Sasaki
> Affiliation: ICT Testbed R&D Promotion Center, National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT), Tokyo, Japan
> Email: hsasaki@nict.go.jp
>
> Please review the attached file and replace the current 22 PDF with this correct version.
>
> Once the replacement has been completed, please kindly confirm by email.
>
> Thank you for your assistance.
>
> Best regards,
> CSAIA 2025 Organizing Committee
>
> --
>
> Bon View Publishing Conference Team
>
> Email: info@iccsaia.org
>
> Website: https://www.iccsaia.org/
>

I found a dentist who has been practicing for forty years or more in another community, and called her this afternoon. I made an appointment and said I'd see her then. It's a good step forward. 

I have just updated my LinkedIn about the one-month fast-track internal audit in the NICT Knowledge Hub on June 2026. 

I leveraged generative AI for legal and technical compliance cross-referencing and cross-examination during online interviews with department staff and associated vendor, and uncovered unauthorized external involvement from the project's very inception. 

The AI agent system successfully identified that an ideological group with a specific political agenda fundamentally incompatible with the pure technological integrity and scientific mission of the NICT had intervened in the critical data definition and schema design phases.

I never imagined that such a ghost of the past century still haunted the modern era.

I have updated my LinkdIn, particularly about my experience at the Japan AI Safety Institute (JAISI) by including a picture of their business card. I also added the picture of the business card provided by NICT. Why? Am I boasting about something? No!!! Look closely at the two cards, compare them line by line, and imagine how shocked you would be to notice that something critical was missing from one of them. Would you really want to hand out a card like that in public? It's crystal clear.

In the north-east yard of my garden I found the first flowers of Collinsonia japonica - 'Shimo Bashira' in Japanese this morning. I've never mentioned its blossom until this year. I only once mentioned this species in the past. The reason is very simple; I didn't count that species in my record of gardening. Meanwhile, other species haven't blossomed in my garden this summer. This is something I've never experienced before. If I were religiously fanatic, I should say, "This is the deus irae." Sorry, I'm just kidding.