Summary
Hideyuki Tachibana is a project researcher and experienced machine learning lead who bridges large language model research, real-world deployment, and institutional governance from Tokyo. With a PhD from the University of Tokyo and 14+ years in industry and academia, he led ML initiatives through a startup’s growth to IPO and now studies LLM evaluation, limitations, and policy integration at a national research institute. His work emphasizes that technical performance must be reconciled with regulatory, organizational, and social constraints to create sustainable AI systems. A formative personal experience—helping his father transition into introducing computer systems after a workplace injury—shaped his hybrid interest in institutions, law-like systems, and computing, informing a rare perspective on how macroeconomic and institutional forces shape technology adoption.
13 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
University of Tokyo
High School Graduation, High School Graduation at Johoku Gakuen Junior and Senior High School