South Korea risks losing global AI race without change in government stance, minister acknowledges
By Choonsik Yoo ( October 25, 2024, 06:13 GMT | Insight) -- South Korea risks falling behind in the global artificial intelligence race, as substantial government support in competing countries such as France has far outpaced its cautious approach of limiting large direct investments, the science minister acknowledged in response to lawmakers’ warnings. But he stopped short of committing to any shift in policy as President Yoon Suk Yeol has prioritized controlling public debt through fiscal restraint.South Korea risks falling behind in the global artificial intelligence race, as substantial government support in competing countries such as France has far outpaced its cautious approach of limiting large direct investments, the country's science minister acknowledged in response to lawmakers’ warnings....
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