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Tech 1 day ago
South Korea President Lee hosts US tech summit, calls for new AI era
President Lee's push to make South Korea a central player in the global AI supply chain comes as demand for chips and computing infrastructure outpaces supply, driving tech companies into closer partnerships with the country's semiconductor and memory leaders.
Academia 3 days ago
Stop policing AI in the classroom. Start teaching it
Instead of discouraging students from using generative AI, universities should teach them how to use the technology responsibly, transparently and ethically to prepare them for real-world applications in a fast-evolving workforce.
Society 4 days ago
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Gen-Zers turn to AI for mental health support despite validity, privacy risks
Six of 10 surveyed Generation-Zers in Indonesia said they have used artificial intelligence platforms to confide about personal issues and discuss sensitive topics such as mental health, a recent survey has found.
Companies 2 weeks ago
South Korean billionaire's risky bet pays off as SK Hynix debuts in New York
Under chairman Chey Tae-won, seeking an edge over Samsung, SK Hynix has spent more than a decade betting on high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips, at the time a niche technology, with the wager eventually paid off as HBM became a critical component in Nvidia's AI accelerators.
Politics 2 weeks ago
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Press groups defend copyright proposal after Google pushback
Press groups have renewed calls to recognize journalistic works under Indonesia’s Copyright Law after Google criticized a proposed amendment, arguing that stronger legal protection is needed to safeguard publishers’ and journalists’ economic rights as generative artificial intelligence transforms the news industry.
