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Korea’s venture ecosystem is entering a defining moment. The Korea’s Fund of Funds (Mother Fund)—a central pillar of Korea’s venture-investment…
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Korea’s AI ecosystem is expanding into cultural technology as startups explore how emotional understanding, user intent, and creative context can…
Korea is emerging as one of OpenAI’s most dynamic markets. With millions of active users, fast-growing enterprise adoption, and direct…
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South Korea’s deep-tech frontier is drawing heightened attention from global venture investors as its AI hardware startups reshape the future…
Korea’s competition policymakers and researchers are grappling with a growing challenge: how to protect market fairness without constraining artificial intelligence innovation. As AI technologies redefine market power and corporate behavior, Korean experts are urging a redesign of competition policy that preserves innovation while maintaining trust and transparency in digital markets. KERI Hosts Joint Symposium on AI and Competition Policy On November 13, the Korea Economic Research Institute (KERI) held a joint symposium titled “AI and Digital Innovation: Implications for Competition Policy” at the FKI Tower Conference Center in Seoul. The event was co-hosted with the Korea Fair Trade Mediation Agency and the Korea Academic Society of Industrial Organization (KASIO). The discussion centered on how Korea’s competition framework must evolve to address structural changes brought by AI and data-driven industries. Experts emphasized that while AI innovation can stimulate economic growth, it also introduces complex competition risks that traditional policies were not designed to handle. In his opening remarks, Jeong Cheol, Chief Policy Representative of the Federation of Korean Industries and President of KERI, stated that “as AI transforms industrial structures, government…
Korea and the United States have finalized a Joint Fact Sheet that resets tariff expectations for several of Korea’s core…
In South Korea, artificial intelligence has begun redefining the foundation of entire industries. As global competition intensifies, the country is…
Korea’s startup policy is entering a new phase where social responsibility meets innovation. By linking government support to employee protection,…
As artificial intelligence reshapes creative industries worldwide, Korea is emerging as a testing ground for how technology and storytelling can converge. At KOCCA Content Insight 2025, Leonardo AI’s Timothy Hsu offered a rare, forward-looking perspective on what happens when human imagination meets AI machine capability — and why mastering the balance may define the next wave of global creative economies. Timothy Hsu on The Future of AI-Driven Storytelling at KOCCA Content Insight 2025 The 2025 edition of Content Insight (Content INS!GHT) forum by the Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA) and the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (MCST), was held on November 6–7 at the Hongneung Content Culture Plaza in Seoul under the theme “The New Grammar of the Content Industry: IP × Technology.” During the second day of this event, Timothy Hsu, Head of Business Development at Leonardo AI, offered a rare window into how artificial intelligence is rewriting the language of creativity itself. Hsu’s keynote followed Orbital Studios founder A.J. Wedding’s session on virtual production, extending the conversation from real-time filmmaking to AI-driven storytelling. Speaking to prominent industry leaders, policymakers,…
Virtual production is accelerating a structural shift in how content is financed, produced, and distributed. Once limited to high-budget studios,…
The next chapter of Asia’s innovation story begins in Tokyo. As the region’s largest startup and technology conference, SusHi Tech…
The Singapore Week of Innovation and Technology (SWITCH Singapore 2025) concluded on a historic note, marking its 10th edition and…
What if you could design smarter buildings in minutes instead of months—and boost returns while doing it? That’s the vision…
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Korean biotech startup Galux Inc. is making waves on the global stage with its groundbreaking AI-driven platform, GaluxDesign, designed to…
Korea’s deep-tech startup ecosystem has gained a powerful new catalyst. NVIDIA has joined forces with leading venture capital firms and…
At Japan IT Week Autumn 2025, held from October 22 to 24 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Korea’s software industry…
The K-content industry in South Korea is finally entering a new defining phase where creativity and capital align. With rising…
Korea is pushing the boundaries of smart city innovation beyond its major hubs. In Cheonan, a new open innovation initiative…
In today’s fast-evolving digital landscape, innovation is key to staying ahead. Singapore’s Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) has taken a…
In a first of its kind instance in South Korea’s legal industry, prominent law firm Shin & Kim has implemented…
For startups, the beginning years are the most crucial ones, when the pitches to VCs are to be made, teams…
