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	Asia Daily Briefing - The new masters of deep learning June 22, 2018

	STARTUPS IN ASIA:  Last Japanese unicorn  in pipeline talks big to  beat Google in AI TOKYO -- The $2 billion startup Preferred Networks is on the  cutting edge of artificial   intelligence, and is earning the investment attention of such  Japanese giants as Toyota,  Hitachi and Fanuc. But the  company's two founders have   far greater goals -- to reshape  the entire world of computing  and take on the industry's greatest powers.
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