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Has AI Really Extended Human Lifespans?
AI-assisted diagnostic systems can analyze hundreds of CT cross-sectional images faster than medical staff to mark abnormalities such as lung cancer in advance. However, the final decision still rests with doctors. Humanity has long yearned to live longer and healthier lives.
박소유 기자 · 04/14/2026
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Evaluated on 'Future Growth Potential' Rather Than Collateral... Credit Evaluation Model Specialized for Small Business Owners Implemented in Earnest
최수진 기자 · 04/10/2026
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The Secret of the 250 Trillion Won Jackpot — Samsung and SK Hynix on the Frontlines of the AI Memory War
이지영 기자 · 04/07/2026
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What Do People Cut First When Oil Prices Rise: The 7-Map of Household Consumption Redrawn by Rising Fuel Prices
강지혜 기자 · 04/04/2026
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As of April 2026, How Much Have Bank Branches Decreased Compared to 10 Years Ago?
류현진 기자 · 04/03/2026
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Can the Iran War Be Brought to an End?
A war expected to last four days has now entered its 35th day. Optimism initially whispered in Washington that it would be over in days has faded, and as of April 1, 2026, the war between the US-Israel coalition and Iran remains mired in uncertainty with no clear end in sight.
박소유 기자 · 04/01/2026
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KRW 26 Trillion Supplementary Budget Submitted to National Assembly: Up to KRW 600,000 for 35.8 Million Citizens in Bottom 70% Income Bracket
View of the 2nd Emergency Economic Review Meeting. [Photo = Captured from the Blue House website] The government approved a KRW 26.2 trillion supplementary budget bill at a cabinet meeting on March 31 and submitted it to the National Assembly to respond to the high oil price shock stemming from the Middle East conflict. The core of this supplementary budget is the 'High Oil Price Damage Support Fund,' which provides between KRW 100,000 and a maximum of KRW 60,000 per person to approximately 35.8 million citizens belonging to the bottom 70% income bracket.
이우리 기자 · 03/31/2026
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To What Extent is Generative AI Copyright Recognized: 2026 Regulations and the Reality of the Data Licensing Market
As of March 31, 2026, the criteria for recognizing copyright in generative artificial intelligence (AI) outputs and the methods for securing training data have been reshaped through official documents from regulatory agencies in various countries and contracts between corporations. The U.S. Copyright Office (USCO) and South Korean regulatory authorities maintain their principle of not recognizing copyright for prompt-only outputs, while the European Union (EU) is implementing data transparency obligations for general-purpose models under the AI Act.
최수진 기자 · 03/31/2026
