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The real reason agent AI can't be used isn't the model—it's the data.

Generative AI adoption is accelerating. But results on the ground aren't keeping up. The root cause is the absence of a trusted data foundation.

About 90% of large domestic companies feel challenged by AI agent adoption

About 90% AI agent adoption challenges in large domestic companies (Japan survey)
96% Organizations struggling to use internal data with AI (Global survey)
Approx. ¥7T Agent AI market size forecast for 2030 (40%+ annual growth)

Why does AI stall on the front lines?

Generative AI is deployed but doesn't deliver results. The top challenge is concentrated on 'data.'

Challenge Category Content Response Rate
Confidentiality & Privacy Concerns about handling confidential and personal information 55%
System Integration Complexity of integrating with existing systems 51%
Data Quality Not getting expected responses (data quality issues) 46%
Accountability Unclear output basis and inference process 40%

These appear as separate challenges, but the root converges on one point: 'Data that AI can trust and use is not prepared.'

Three Data Problems Agent AI Faces

Problem 01

Authenticity Problem

Sensor values, business logs, and contract records are exposed to loss and tampering risks as they pass through multiple points. Feeding them directly to AI induces hallucinations and distorts business reasoning.

Problem 02

Privacy Problem

Handing over all data necessary for business automation to external parties is not permitted under personal information protection laws and confidentiality management. The contradiction of 'wanting to prove but not show contents' blocks AI utilization.

Problem 03

Accountability Problem

If agent AI executes autonomously, humans must be able to verify and explain 'why that decision was made.' Traceability of processing grounds becomes a prerequisite for AI adoption.

What is Lemma Oracle

A 'data refinery infrastructure' that collects, verifies, and delivers real-world data to AI in a trusted form. Three functions—Normalize, Commit, Prove—provide a foundation where AI can safely execute business operations.

Function 01

Normalize

Normalize

Extract only attributes from encrypted documents via ZKP. AI agents can perform conditional reasoning, search, contracts, and payments without touching raw data.

Function 02

Commit

Commit

Identify issuers via DID and permanently record provenance information on-chain. Maintain a state where both AI and humans can audit and re-verify at any time.

Function 03

Prove

Prove

Prove only the 'fact that conditions are met' via ZKP without disclosing any confidential information. Can be safely presented to trading partners, audit bodies, and government agencies.

Compliant with the 'Trusted Web' design philosophy promoted by Japan's Digital Agency and Cabinet Secretariat

What changes before and after implementation

Before — Before Implementation

Data Verification

Manual visual inspection and manual matching

Approval Process

Multiple confirmations, seals, email exchanges

Audit Response

Manually digging up records

AI Utilization

Stalled due to data quality concerns

External Proof

Either disclose confidential info or give up proving

Loyal Customer Authentication

Manual community management and authentication

After — After Lemma Implementation

Data Verification

Oracle automatically collects and verifies

Approval Process

Automatically record condition achievement, human final confirmation

Audit Response

Instantly provide timestamped provenance

AI Utilization

Safely deploy AI on verified foundation

External Proof

Prove only 'facts' via ZKP, keep confidentiality

Loyal Customer Authentication

VC auto-issuance and status proof (confidentiality protected via ZKP)

Do you have these challenges?

If even one applies, Lemma Oracle is effective. Click to confirm.

  • Have operations that proceed based on external fact verification for approval, payment, or next process
  • Spending manpower, time, and costs on that verification work
  • Considering AI adoption but concerned about internal data quality and confidentiality management
  • Need to prove traceability across supply chains
  • Required to prove 'who did what when' for audit and compliance
  • Reluctant to disclose confidential information when proving to trading partners or government

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From ZKP, DID, provenance management technical specifications to PoC design steps that can start in as little as a few weeks. We've compiled 'next actions' for those considering adoption.

ZKP, DID, provenance management technical specifications and implementation approach
Application scenarios for manufacturing, supply chain, and IP management
PoC design, evaluation metrics, and shortest verification steps
Adoption decision checklist and recommended actions