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South Korea Can’t Afford to Slow AI Progress, Deputy PM Says

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South Korea must continue advancing artificial intelligence without pause or delay, its deputy prime minister said on Wednesday, striking an unequivocal tone in a growing global debate about the pace of development for the technology.

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  1. 2026-09-16 04:57 · Bloomberg AI
    South Korea Can’t Afford to Slow AI Progress, Deputy PM Says

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