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Nemotron-Personas-Finance-Japan: A Synthetic Dataset Capturing Japan's Demographics and Financial Context

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Atsunori Fujita, Masaya Ogushi, Vincent Gong, Kotaro Yamamoto, Yoshi Suhara, Will Jennings, and Yev Meyer
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Summary

NVIDIA and Elith have released Nemotron-Personas-Finance-Japan, an open, commercially usable CC BY 4.0 synthetic dataset designed to support development and evaluation of privacy-conscious financial AI for Japanese users. Built with NVIDIA’s NeMo Data Designer and NeMo SDG-PGMs using official demographic, labor, household-finance, and financial-literacy statistics, it contains 9 million natural-Japanese personas across 50 fields, covering demographics, occupations, household assets, digital and financial literacy, interests, aspirations, and attitudes toward money. The fully synthetic records are intended to reflect population distributions without representing real individuals, addressing privacy and compliance barriers that limit use of customer data in finance. Developed with feedback from Japanese financial institutions and associations, the dataset can support customer-service agents, dialogue generation, simulations, marketing and sales evaluation, fairness testing, and red-teaming, while integrating with NeMo User Sim. It is paired with Nemotron-PII-Japan, a related dataset of synthetic business documents with labeled personal information for testing data-detection and redaction systems.

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