The Sovereign AI Debate and Prospects of “Korean” AI
As a growing number of countries develop their own sovereign AI systems, new challenges may emerge with Donald Trump’s return to the White House and his approach to generative AI.
As a growing number of countries develop their own sovereign AI systems, new challenges may emerge with Donald Trump’s return to the White House and his approach to generative AI.
The port strikes should renew attention on economic security and efforts to promote stability in global commerce.
South Korea should address and regulate growing challenges associated with deepfake technology and AI-generated malicious content.
South Korea has found itself at the center of forward momentum on the international governance and deployment of artificial intelligence (AI).
Korea’s role as the global center of memory chip technologies means it is playing a central role in the AI transition.
The predominant undertone appears to have been the role that artificial intelligence (AI) will have in shaping democracies.
The May 22 ROK-EU Joint Statement represents both a deepening of ties and an implementation plan for cooperation with other partners.
The use of AI candidates in this election yet again underscores South Korea’s tech-savviness and the willingness to embrace new technologies.
The White House push to address the chip supply shortages impacting U.S. manufacturing could be a boon to South Korean tech firms.