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Korea is about to meet a Central Asia it thinks it knows

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By Eugene Lee
| The Korea Times (Korea) Verified
In a few weeks’ time, the leaders of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan will arrive in Seoul for the Korea-Central Asia Summit hosted by Korea. My only worry is that the summit would produce another collection of bilateral agreements, photographs and carefully worded declarations instead of real partnership. Korea’s interest in Central Asia is not new.
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Korea's AI kingdom: The debate South Korea needs – and is not having

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By Eugene Lee
| The Korea Times (Korea) Verified
There is an invisible revolution taking place throughout Korea and the world that we do not see — it is called artificial intelligence (AI) agents, small programs designed with the use of AI that do small things on our behalf. They can sort your data, go through your shopping list, search and even buy items for you, run your schedules, draft and answer your emails and many more. What is unique is that they are created by tinkering by average persons, like you and me.
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Community vs. 'Epstein class'

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By Eugene Lee
| The Korea Times (Korea) Verified
Over the course of a week, I speak with many people from different walks of life. Our discussions about social changes have become heated, especially after the last elections — or rather failures tied to them and whether public institutions still understand responsibility. From my observations, a new trend is emerging to describe this change in the society.
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