Photo=Nvidia Nvidia said on Aug. 27 it has launched the Open Secure AI Alliance, bringing together nearly 40 technology companies, cybersecurity firms and research organizations to develop open AI security technologies as the industry confronts growing cybersecurity risks tied to artificial intelligence. The alliance marks Nvidia's latest effort to expand its role beyond AI chips into AI safety, cybersecurity and

(Photo=BIGHIT MUSIC) South Korean pop group BTS has returned to the Billboard 200’s Top 10 months after releasing its latest album, demonstrating how global live events and carefully timed releases can extend the commercial life of K-pop far beyond a traditional album launch. The group’s fifth studio album, ARIRANG, climbed from No. 26 to No. 9 on the latest Billboard

(Photo=openai) OpenAI is strengthening its ties with South Korea as the competition to build artificial intelligence shifts from developing better models to securing the advanced semiconductor infrastructure needed to power them. That strategy was underscored when Jay Y. Lee, executive chairman of Samsung Electronics, one of the world’s largest semiconductor and consumer electronics manufacturers, met OpenAI Chief Executive Sam Altman

(Photo=SK siltron) What began as a routine corporate restructuring has become a test of whether South Korean companies should keep selling semiconductor assets as artificial intelligence reshapes the global chip industry. SK Group, South Korea’s second-largest conglomerate, is expected to decide this week whether to proceed with the sale of SK Siltron, the country’s only dedicated semiconductor wafer manufacturer, to

Photo=president.go.kr South Korean President Lee Jae-myung will begin his longest overseas trip since taking office on July 24, traveling to the United States and three Latin American countries to strengthen artificial intelligence cooperation, expand trade ties and secure critical supply-chain partnerships. The 7-night, 11-day tour will begin in San Francisco, where Lee is scheduled to meet with executives from leading