Series OverviewPart 1. Why the Future Belongs to the Healing IndustryPart 2. The Rise of the Healing Economy and the Fifth Industrial ParadigmPart 3. AI Can Treat Diseases, but Only Humans Can HealPart 4. The Healing Industry as the Next Blue OceanPart 5. The Most Promising AI Industries for the 100

Series OverviewEpisode 1 | Why the World Took Notice of Korea's SeowonEpisode 2 | An Hyang and Sosu Seowon — The Beginning of Korean EducationEpisode 3 | Yi Hwang and Dosan Seowon — How Learning Shapes CharacterEpisode 4 | Ryu Seong-ryong and Byeongsan Seowon — Leadership That Protected a Nation

The Vietnam–Republic of Korea Comprehensive Strategic Partnership is currently at its strongest stage of development to date. The Republic of Korea remains the largest foreign investor in Vietnam, while the two countries are each other’s third-largest trading partners. More than 370,000 Vietnamese c

By Jeong Yeon-taeAs generative AI becomes more powerful, one problem is becoming increasingly important: hallucination. Large language models can sometimes generate facts, sources, numbers or reasoning that appear plausible but are not actually supported. Most attempts to address this problem focus,

Cho Sung-kap, Ph.D.President, Asia America AI Tech. UniversitySir Isaac Newton (1642–1727), who formulated the law of universal gravitation, is said to have watched an apple fall and wondered why objects fall toward the ground. His persistent pursuit of that deceptively simple question ultimately le

Series OrderPart 1 | Unpaid Corporate Transactions: Liability Behind the Veil Part 2 | Trade Name Continuity and the Liability of a SuccessorPart 3 | Directors’ Liability for DamagesPart 4 | The Person Behind the Company NamePart 5 | The Limits of Self-Defense in Assault Cases Part 6 | Criminal Sett

As financial institutions move more capital onchain, the security question is expanding beyond whether a smart contract has been audited. A contract may function exactly as designed while the transaction produces an outcome different from the one a user was quoted or intended to approve. Changes in

Series OverviewPart 1. Why the Future Belongs to the Healing IndustryPart 2. The Rise of the Healing Economy and the Fifth Industrial ParadigmPart 3. AI Can Treat Diseases, but Only Humans Can HealPart 4. The Healing Industry as the Next Blue OceanPart 5. The Most Promising Future Industry in the Er

Series Order Part 1 | Unpaid Corporate Transactions: Liability Behind the Veil Part 2 | Trade Name Continuity and the Liability of a SuccessorPart 3 | Directors’ Liability for DamagesPart 4 | The Person Behind the Company NamePart 5 | The Limits of Self-Defense in Assault Cases Part 6 | Criminal Set

Series OrderPart 1 | Is AI Conscious? The Risks of Technology Turning Human Nature into Data By Layne HartsellWe live in an era of unprecedented technological scale-up and convergence — sometimes called NBIC (nano-bio-info-cogno). Alongside a golden age of biotechnology that has brought healthspan e

Artificial intelligence is approaching a critical threshold in finance. AI systems are moving beyond analyzing information and recommending decisions toward holding value, initiating payments and executing transactions under delegated authority. Yet today’s financial market infrastructure was largel

By Jung Yeon-Tae (Manri Pungchwi)President, Korea Information Service of the Construction IndustryA familiar part of ChatGPT that I had used for years began to change a few days ago. Whenever I became interested in a new field—history, space, travel, finance, construction, philosophy or artificial i

Series Order Part 1 | Unpaid Corporate Transactions: Liability Behind the Veil Part 2 | Trade Name Continuity and the Liability of a SuccessorPart 3 | Directors’ Liability for DamagesPart 4 | The Person Behind the Company NamePart 5 | The Limits of Self-Defense in Assault Cases Part 6 | Criminal Set

Series OverviewEpisode 1 | Why the World Took Notice of Korea's SeowonEpisode 2 | An Hyang and Sosu Seowon — The Beginning of Korean EducationEpisode 3 | Yi Hwang and Dosan Seowon — How Learning Shapes CharacterEpisode 4 | Ryu Seong-ryong and Byeongsan Seowon — Leadership That Protected a Nation

Digital assets are moving beyond their origins as a distinct asset class and becoming part of the infrastructure through which financial institutions manage custody, settlement, tokenisation and cross-border transactions. As banks shift from limited pilot programmes to production environments, the f

As governments and technology companies invest heavily in semiconductors, cloud computing and data centers, accessibility is still often treated as a secondary feature rather than part of digital infrastructure. In a written interview with Korea IT Times, Paul Lee, CEO of InnoCaption and Mezmo Techn

Series IndexPart 1 | Unpaid Corporate Transactions: Liability Behind the Veil Part 2 | Trade Name Continuity and the Liability of a SuccessorPart 3 | Directors’ Liability for DamagesPart 4 | The Person Behind the Company NamePart 5 | The Limits of Self-Defense in Assault Cases Part 6 | Criminal Sett

Series OverviewPart 1. Why the Future Belongs to the Healing IndustryPart 2. The Rise of the Healing Economy and the Fifth Industrial ParadigmPart 3. AI Can Treat Diseases, but Only Humans Can HealPart 4. The Healing Industry as the Next Blue OceanPart 5. Why Healing Could Become the Most Promising

Stablecoins are moving beyond their origins in cryptocurrency markets to become part of the infrastructure for cross-border payments, treasury management and foreign exchange. As settlement shifts from chains of correspondent banks to always-on digital networks, financial institutions are increasing

South Korea's digital regulations may be emerging as one of the country's most important economic competitiveness issues, according to a study released by Oxford Economics on Aug. 5. Rather than questioning the need for regulation itself, the report argues that how regulations are designed c