Japan's TEPCO to use AI to accelerate nuclear reactor restarts, aiming to cut paperwork by 80%
Tokyo Electric Power Co. Holdings (TEPCO) has developed an artificial intelligence system to assist with applications for restarting nuclear power plants. The system is expected to slash paperwork by 80%, easing specialist shortages in the power company and speeding up the restart process. Previously, over 100 TEPCO specialists spent months on approximately 70,000 pages of documents for a single reactor restart.
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