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Baek Byung-yeul is a journalist at The Korea Times focused on cultural content, including films and cultural events in South Korea. You can contact him at baekby@koreatimes.co.kr to share your insights.
Samsung Biologics will participate in the 2024 Bio International Convention, the largest biopharmaceutical exhibition in the industry, to showcase its contract-based drug manufacturing and development capabilities, the company said Monday.
Korea launched the Korea AeroSpace Administration (KASA), Monday, an agency that will lead policy and industrial development in the aerospace sector, with its inaugural administrator vowing to turn the country into a global space powerhouse.
Samsung Electronics refuted a Friday news report that it failed to pass a test of Nvidia's high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips. It said its "tests with various global partners to supply HBM are on track."
LG Electronics is capitalizing on India’s rapidly growing business-to-business (B2B) educational technology market by actively supplying its digital boards there, the company said Thursday.
LG CNS employees promote the company’s marketing optimization platform MOP, which garnered more than 800 enterprise clients within a year of its launch Thursday. The company said MOP is a platform designed to help clients achieve maximum efficiency when advertising their products or services, adding that it plans to enter the U.S. market in the second half of this year. Courtesy of LG CNS
Workday, a U.S.-based human resources and finance management software maker, said it will provide AI-powered HR management solutions to help Korean companies streamline their operations, the chief of its Korean unit said Thursday.
Bae Kyung-hoon, left, chief of LG AI Research, poses with Kim Soo-hyun, director of UNESCO's Asia and Pacific regional bureau, during a signing ceremony held on the sidelines of the AI Seoul Summit in Seoul, Wednesday, after agreeing to jointly develop a massive open online course for AI ethics. LG said Thursday that the two sides will co-develop AI ethics-related online content by the end of 2025 to promote the safe use of AI and its benefits for everyone. Courtesy of LG Corp.
Google, OpenAI, Microsoft, Samsung Electronics, SK Telecom and other global AI-related companies vowed Wednesday to ensure the safe and sustainable development of AI.
Saengong is seeking to expand into China with its household products, the Korean brand said Wednesday.
The Korean government plans to establish new digital protocols by revamping the copyright system for AI-generated content and addressing fake news produced by deepfakes, according to the Ministry of Science and ICT, Tuesday.