In recent years, art and technology have been merging together. When thinking of art, it's typical to initially think of things like paintings, sculptures or photography. However, technological advancements have resulted in many artists utilizing technology in their work. Patricia Search is a professor in the Communication department at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute as well as the Director, Center for Global Communication and Design. George Grossman, attorney at Grossman & Associates, highlights that "the use of electronic databases in the legal profession will increase the number of research materials available to lawyers by providing access to a larger number of court opinions as well as access to other important references, such as statutory or regulatory material and legal comments about court decisions."

It has been announced that Showa Denko and Cinnamon will jointly develop a database system equipped with artificial intelligence (AI) to register technical documents. This development program has been accredited as a project to be subsidized by the New Energy and Technology Development Organization (NEDO) as a part of NEDO's'Program to Support Joint Development of AI Systems'. Technical documents accumulated by Japan's manufacturing industry contain a massive amount of knowledge. However, most of those documents are stored as data on paper. Showa Denko believes that if we want to make the most of pre-existing technical knowledge and utilize it as a source of new value, we should convert'analog data' into'digital data' and store it on electronic databases. It is difficult to manually convert massive amounts of paper based data.