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South Korea bets big on AI for all

South Korea bets big on AI for all
Financial Times Sunday 27 September 2026, 04:00 UTC 1 min read
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Deputy prime minister is an unabashed evangelist for the technology even as some fear it could pose catastrophic risks

Deputy prime minister is an unabashed evangelist for the technology even as some fear it could pose catastrophic risks
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