New perspectives in artificial intelligence (AI) have emerged, as Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, has shared insights that suggest we may be on the cusp of a technological breakthrough where AIs could self-replicate and function independently like living organisms. This projection into the future was made during his interview with the New York Times.… Read the rest
Swiss Embrace Chatbot Technology Significantly Over Three Years
A recent survey has revealed a substantial increase in awareness and utilization of chatbots among the Swiss population, with a surge from 57% to 80% between 2021 and 2024. In this span, not only did awareness grow, but actual engagement with chatbots rose from 38% to 63%, indicating a successful integration of AI interactions in daily life.… Read the rest
Microsoft Build Conference to Focus on Windows on Arm and AI Innovations
Microsoft’s anticipated annual event, Microsoft Build, is set to highlight significant advancements in Windows on Arm technology alongside new artificial intelligence features.
The tech giant Microsoft is steering its upcoming Build conference to concentrate extensively on the evolution of Windows on Arm.… Read the rest
Privacy Commission Sets Sights on AI and Data Protection for 2024
The Personal Information Protection Commission (PIPC) is tackling the challenges posed by artificial intelligence (AI) and privacy concerns. During the second “2024 Personal Information Future Forum,” held at the Seoul Central Post Office in Jung District, the agenda was deeply rooted in the future of privacy and information security.… Read the rest
Pact for High-Level Tech Talent Development Sealed by Seongnam City and Sogang University
Strategic Collaboration to Forge Advanced Tech Industries Expertise
A crucial collaboration has been forged between Seongnam City and Sogang University to nurture high-level postgraduate talent in cutting-edge sectors such as system semiconductors and artificial intelligence. Sealing the deal at Seongnam City Hall, the pact was facilitated by key figures including Seongnam’s Mayor Shin Sang-jin and Sogang University President Sim Jong-heok.… Read the rest
Artificial Intelligence: Boon or Bane? An Insightful Roundtable by Volos Theological Academy
The rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has sparked intense debate over its impact—a subject thoroughly examined during Volos Theological Academy’s fourth installment of the “Time to Act” series on April 15, 2024. Renowned experts convened at a roundtable titled “Artificial Intelligence: Threat or Blessing?”… Read the rest
South Korea Launches K-Melody: A Project Accelerating Drug Development with AI
The South Korean government inaugurates an advanced project harnessing artificial intelligence (AI) to expedite pharmaceutical discoveries. On March 17th, the ‘K-Melody’ project team was officially launched through an inauguration ceremony. This innovative initiative aims to significantly reduce the time and costs associated with drug development by leveraging AI technologies.… Read the rest
Revolutionizing Medicine: Artificial Protein Design
Pioneering advancements in protein design are offering unprecedented opportunities in medical science, particularly in the development of new therapeutics and disease-fighting vaccines. Unlike conventional methods that rely on random mutation, protein design uses a strategic approach, utilizing computer programs to predict atomic interactions and binding energies with precision.… Read the rest
South Korean Newspaper The Hankyoreh Celebrates Milestone
The Hankyoreh, a prominent South Korean newspaper, reflects a legacy that began on July 19, 2011. This publication carries a distinct identity, underscored by its Seoul-based roots, with its office located in the bustling Mapo District at 6 Hyochangmok-gil.
Under the guidance of Choi Woo-sung as the publisher and Kim Young-hee as the editor, the newspaper has forged a path of journalistic integrity and responsibility, especially towards younger audiences with Kim Young-hee overseeing youth protection measures.… Read the rest
Stanford Institute’s Report Highlights AI’s Strengths and Limitations
Artificial Intelligence Still Trails Humans in Complex Tasks
A report from the Human-Centered AI Institute at Stanford University has shed light on the current competencies of artificial intelligence compared to human capabilities. While AI has made considerable strides in outperforming humans in certain domains such as image classification and understanding English, it continues to lag in more intricate tasks.… Read the rest