Recently, as a President of Japan Foreign Policy Council, he hosted two Special Lectures by Oleksii Reznikov, Former Defense Minister of Ukraine on December 15, 2023.

One open lecture titled "Truth about War in Ukraine, How We Fight" and one closed lecture for members of Japanese Diet and the select members of the Japan Foreign Policy Council titled "To Prepare for Potential Crisis in Taiwan: Learn from Ukraine x Russia Cyber War".

[24][25] He took part in research by cognitive psychologist Roger Schank, nicknamed the father of artificial intelligence.

Hideto Tomabechi received his Ph.D. in the field of computational linguistics from Carnegie Mellon University (CMU).

Tomabechi's main contributions have been leading collaborations between the Japan Self Defense Forces (JSDF) and Carnegie Mellon University.

[44][45] Hideto Tomabechi was also a head of JustSystems as a professor in the Department of Information Sciences and Intelligent Systems at Tokushima University.

One of Tomabechi's main areas of research was the Symbol grounding problem at Carnegie Mellon University.

Under his leadership, several artificial intelligence, virtual reality software were produced, and his research has created a new understanding in the field of brainwashing.

[54] Dr. Tomabechi founded the Bechi Unit, the world's first virtual currency at JustSystems, based on Tomabech Algorithms.

In the 1990s, at the University of Tokushima, he built a virtual reality computer that used hypnosis on subjects to study the memory of the human brain and mind.

[57][58][59][60][61] Tomabechi was the scientist who deprogrammed the leaders of the religious cult responsible for the terrorist attack in the Tokyo subway.

In this case, the subjective experience of reality temporarily changes, and homeostasis begins to react to a movie or show.

In 1995, the Japanese Police requested Tomabechi Hideto to assist in their investigation of the Tokyo subway sarin attack.

The series of attacks were carried out in an affected state of consciousness (mostly drugs and hypnosis), resulting in memory loss in the assassins.

Dr. Hideto Tomabechi used cognitive techniques and hypnosis, he was able to successfully evoke details of assassinations from people's consciousness, which greatly influenced the investigation.

The C4I and Cyber Center at George Mason University is the first and only civilian university-based entity offering a comprehensive academic and research program in military applications of information technology in the US.

According to Tomabechi, warfare has moved away from the physical world and the battlefield has entered the cognitive realms, also known as the human psyche.

Project name is: Technology development project related to next-generation artificial intelligence that evolves with people (VR, semantic, interaction based deep learning, next generation artificial intelligence) National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology.

[42] Tomabechi is currently a professor and adjunct fellow at Carnegie Mellon University, Sylab, where he is mainly involved in projects related to artificial intelligence, deep learning and neural networks.

[73][74] After leaving JustSystem in 1998, Tomabechi revived a company called Cognitive Research Labs that he had founded during his Carnegie Mellon days, to work on government-sponsored projects.

Tomabechi developed a theory, called Cyber Homeostasis Hypothesis as a possible construction of this entertainment system.

This architecture uses intelligent and super fast data miming (including biological information) and expanding one's body into cyberspace.

Hideto Tomabechi created the first computer capable of recognising and interpreting human speech in 1987 at Carnegie Mellon University.

Carnegie Mellon's complex machine translation process converts human concepts to knowledge-based computer structures to avoid mismatched words.

The technique has laid the foundation for an accurate machine translator for Japanese to English, and vice versa.

[81][82] Tomabechi defined the concept of Buddhist Emptiness using the tools of modern analytic philosophy and mathematics in a publication in 2011 (Defining “Emptiness” September 30, 2011 Hideto Tomabechi)[83][84] Theravada Buddhism describes Buddha's enlightenment by the concept of “dependent origination”.

Tomabechi said: "Buddha blew apart the idea that “relation is generated from existence” which is the hypothesis of Judaism, Christianity and Brahmanism.

[97][98] Hideto Tomabechi appears weekly in the program Barairo Dandy on the Japanese television channel Tokyo MX.

He awarded the famous Katana "Kotetsu” which belonged to his ancestors to Chief Isami Kondo of Shinsengumi (Shogunate security police) at the end of Edo Era.

[100] Tomabechi was also trained in various Japanese martial arts including Judo, Kendo and Karate in his youthhood.