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South Korea Opens Humanoid Data Factory

South Korea’s science ministry, KIMM and ETRI opened the country’s first humanoid data factory in Daejeon.
The research group has 12 humanoids collecting household and industrial task data through teleoperation.
The completed Kairos humanoid is due to be unveiled next April; the facility will open gradually from the end of next year.

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South Korea and AMD Begin Domestic NPU Trials

South Korea’s science ministry and AMD are launching a large-scale trial combining domestic NPUs with AMD CPUs and GPUs.
The ministry plans to build a reference system next year and apply it to help domestic chips enter public and private markets.
The ministry forecasts inference at 60.0% and training at 40.0% of AI workloads by 2030, and cited a K-Perf validation tied to a 10 billion won purchase.

Digital DailyRead more · 2 min →

Professor Ko Proposes K-Content and AI Strategy

Ko Sam-seok proposed a national strategy integrating K-content promotion and AI industry development in his ICNX 2026 keynote.
Ko compared the AI and content industry priorities of the United States, China and the United Kingdom.
He called for an ecosystem where Korean and overseas companies and creators jointly develop and produce content, then share the results.

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Today'sRobotics

KIST Researcher Wins November Science Award

KIST humanoid research head Lee Jong-won wins November science award for developing a domestically built AI humanoid.
KAPEX can carry loads over 20 kg using actuators rated up to 300 Nm and seven-degree-of-freedom leg joints.
The robot’s whole-body energy efficiency improved more than 2x; key technology was transferred to LG Electronics in September last year.

Chosun IlboRead more · 1 min →

Naver Cloud CEO Calls for Controlled Military AI

Naver Cloud CEO Kim Yu-won urged civil-military cooperation in a keynote at an international Army conference.
He proposed a defense AI system linking a central AI factory, mission AI and field AI.
Naver Cloud exhibited defense-specific AI models, an AI platform and cloud services at the event.

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SK Telecom Negotiates for Ulsan AI Data Center

SK Telecom is discussing contract terms with 3–4 global operators for its gigawatt-scale Ulsan AI data center.
The company aims to secure initial customer demand by the first half of next year and begin phased operations in the second half of 2029.
SK Hyper and SK Horizon will lead separate projects as SK Telecom considers long-term contracts, outside investment, and financing.

Digital DailyRead more · 1 min →

Palantir Warns Europe on AI Adoption Gap

Palantir UK chief Louis Mosley warned European firms have four or five years to catch up in AI adoption.
Palantir’s US commercial revenue grew 148 per cent to $984m in the third quarter.
One in five European businesses used AI last year; nearly 70 per cent of UK financial firms remained in generative AI pilots.

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U.S. Midterms Put AI and Data Centers on Ballot

U.S. voters consider at least 41 data center ballot measures amid local opposition to major projects.
Ohio lists 21 measures; Piqua voters weigh recalling officials backing Meta’s $1 billion data center.
Midterm outcomes could shape federal AI regulation, congressional investigations, and responses to election manipulation.

FortuneRead more · 2 min →

Bain Urges End-to-End AI Workflow Redesign

Bain advocates end-to-end workflow redesign alongside workforce modernization to move organizations beyond scattered AI pilots.
A UK bank reduced customer-engagement workflow teams from up to 40 specialists to groups of three to four.
The bank built an agentic AI workflow within four months after processes had taken 60 to 100 days and over 10 handoffs.

Business InsiderRead more · 1 min →

Midterms Test Anthropic’s Political Outlook

U.S. midterms put Anthropic’s IPO plans and political support for rapid AI expansion under scrutiny
Anthropic’s Texas data center commitments include $50 billion with Fluidstack, $35 billion with Lambda and $9.1 billion with Riot Platforms
Texas permitting limits, New York’s up-to-one-year pause and possible congressional hearings shape policy risks for AI labs

latimes.comRead more · 2 min →

Today'sSafety & Ethics

CAA Backs Artists in OpenAI Copyright Fight

CAA joined artists in an October 20 brief opposing unauthorized use of creative work to train OpenAI models.
Bryan Lourd called for AI development grounded in creator consent, control and compensation.
The filing says licensing at scale is possible; WME and labor groups also submitted briefs.

deadline.comRead more · 2 min →

Grok Bot and OpenAI Dots Face Compute Costs

Musk says Grok Bot’s operating costs are unsustainably high relative to revenue, while OpenAI calls Dots compute heavy.
OpenAI limits Dots to $100 monthly Pro subscribers and introduces task routing, including GPT-6.1 Terra.
OpenAI’s latest funding round raised $11 billion against a $30 billion target, as compute needs persist.

FortuneRead more · 2 min →

Investors Urge Lower Anthropic IPO Valuation

Investors urged Anthropic to target $1.5 trillion to $1.6 trillion, below the $2 trillion valuation cited in recent months.
Anthropic reported a third-quarter net loss above $20 billion and roughly $895.4 billion in spending commitments.
Revenue reached $17 billion through Sept. 30, while $600 million in price cuts and discounts offset some growth.

nypost.comRead more · 1 min →

Anthropic Reports Rising Compute Costs

Anthropic’s updated S-1 adds results through September 30, showing revenue of $17 billion and rising compute costs
Compute consumed 58% of revenue, up from 48%, while quarterly compute spending reached $10 billion
Anthropic cites short-term compute deals and says infrastructure expenses will remain its largest operating cost for the foreseeable future

TechCrunchRead more · 1 min →

Phonic and Rime Unveil Voice AI Models

Phonic and Rime announced voice AI models for acting during speech and checking responses before they are spoken.
In a Phonic-1 demo, five tools were called and a reply came in 1.1 seconds; GPT-Live took 15.7 seconds.
Rime reported a score of 56.6 on τ-Voice for Prism and 0.57 seconds to first audio output.

Ledge AIRead more · 2 min →

Study Compares Chatbots With Audiologists

Blinded study found no statistically significant CLEAR score differences between chatbot and audiologist responses
Researchers compared ChatGPT 3.5 and Gemini 2.0 Flash with 10 audiologists across 15 anonymized adult cases
Thirty audiologists produced 600 ratings; results do not establish formal equivalence between the response groups

Semantic ScholarRead more · 1 min →

Today'sSafety & Ethics

GovTech Singapore Launches AntiScam Pango Beta

GovTech Singapore launched the AntiScam Pango beta for Android at its STACK conference on November 4
On-device model checks the last 10 messages per app and leaves them private unless users file reports
More than 100,000 training messages; requires 6GB RAM and targets 70 to 80 per cent of Singapore Android phones

GovInsider AsiaRead more · 2 min →

AMD Forecasts 80% Revenue Growth in 2027

AMD expects total revenue to grow more than 80% in 2027, above Wall Street’s 77% forecast
Data center AI revenue is expected to surpass server CPU sales for the first time in the fourth quarter
AMD forecast $17 billion in fourth-quarter revenue while expecting a double-digit PC shipment decline next year

TrendForceRead more · 1 min →

Today'sManufacturing

OpenAI and Mazda Study AI-Assisted Vehicle Design

OpenAI began a joint research project with Mazda on AI-assisted vehicle design.
Using GPT-6 Astra in Codex, the teams will generate front-end designs and select options that may reduce drag.
OpenAI is expanding work with Chip Ganassi Racing to create drawings from parts without original design data.

Impress WatchRead more · 1 min →

Today'sSecurity

Reuters Reports OpenAI Security Warnings

Reuters reports employees said OpenAI did not actively address internal security warnings for years.
Broad monorepo access and insufficient reviews of internal tools raised concerns about research data leaks.
OpenAI reassigned one-quarter of production engineers to security infrastructure improvements in August.

AI Times KoreaRead more · 2 min →

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