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Huge AI Bonuses Spark South Korea Tech Wealth Fight
A Samsung flag flutters outside the company's Seocho building in Seoul on May 20. Photographer: JUNG YEON-JE/AFP
Huge AI Bonuses in South Korea Spark Fight Over Sharing Tech Wealth
Summary: Samsung Electronics Co. workers are protesting against the company's decision to not share the wealth generated by its AI technology with them. The workers are demanding a fair share of the profits, citing the significant contribution of their labor to the company's success. The protest has sparked a debate over the distribution of wealth in the tech industry. Note: The summary is based on the provided text and does not include any additional information or commentary.
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