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How Korea's $10 Billion K-Pop Industry Is Turning to AI

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 25 August 2026, 03:23 UTC 1 min read
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Aug 25th, 2026 How Korea's $10 Billion K-Pop Industry Is Turning to AI South Korea's Galaxy Corporation is aiming to pioneer the use of AI and robot idols to transform South Korea’s massive entertainment industry. Bloomberg's Sohee Kim reports. Aug 25th, 2026 How Korea's $10 Billion K-Pop Industry Is Turning to AI South Korea's Galaxy Corporation is aiming to pioneer the use of AI and robot idols to transform South Korea’s massive entertainment industry.

Aug 25th, 2026 How Korea's $10 Billion K-Pop Industry Is Turning to AI South Korea's Galaxy Corporation is aiming to pioneer the use of AI and robot idols to transform South Korea’s massive entertainment industry. Bloomberg's Sohee Kim reports. Aug 25th, 2026 How Korea's $10 Billion K-Pop Industry Is Turning to AI South Korea's Galaxy Corporation is aiming to pioneer the use of AI and robot idols to transform South Korea’s massive entertainment industry. Bloomberg's Sohee Kim reports.
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