AI could cool Korea’s med school frenzy, says former Harvard dean
The former Harvard University dean of social science also said that AI learning models can help students find their purpose, gradually reducing reliance on the private sector.
Artificial Intelligence
G7 reaches basic agreement on generative AI development guidelines
According to the draft agreement, AI developers will be requested to identify risks and security weaknesses at the development stage and take appropriate measures.
SK Group gears up for largest-ever tech conference on AI
A total of 17 subsidiaries under the conglomerate will prepare sessions, exhibitions and additional activities featuring 190 technologies related to AI, blockchain, the cloud and…
Newspaper association urges copyright law revision regarding AI
The law currently allows, in principle, the unauthorised use of copyrighted material for machine learning.
The AI wars
The enormous capabilities of AI-powered language models have led to concerns ranging from intrusion in the privacy of netizens and its potential to replace humans in hundreds of…
Asean eyes hands-off AI rules, defying EU ambitions
In contrast to the EU’s AI Act, the Asean “AI guide” asks companies to take countries’ cultural differences into consideration, according to the report.
New AI scoring system eyed for 2024 Paris Olympics
The Judging Support System (JSS) captures gymnasts’ movements with a camera and uses AI to evaluate their performance based on image analysis.
What Thailand needs to do to become an AI hub
The preparations must start with infrastructure, a crucial factor, notes the writer.
Trend forecaster Kim Rando emphasizes human control over AI for 2024
With major playrs making AI technologies more accessible to the public, Kim predicted widespread integration of AI into society.
Japan seeking G7 agreement on AI development guidelines
Kishida said that as this year’s G7 chair, he is leading the Hiroshima AI Process, a framework to discuss ways to use and regulate generative AI.