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In the 80's, the old entrenched conglomerates decided it'd be easier and more profitable to expand their hardware divisions than invest in a new unproven software market.

It's a transcription of a podcast, not an article on itself.

Need some type of system to summarise it.

I believe you can copy pate the article to ChatGPT and ask it to summarize.

I had to split it up into three pieces but it worked

> me: can you summarize all the information I gave in three sentences

> ChatGPT: Japanese software is known to be of poor quality, but there are historical and cultural reasons for this. The zaibatsu and keiretsu systems that dominated the Japanese economy in the past prioritized hardware innovation over software development, leading to a lack of respect for software developers. In recent years, the emergence of cloud computing and the smartphone market have allowed Japanese software developers to become more influential and respected, and the industry is slowly improving.

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