The Miracle of Two GTX 580s: Nvidia's $4 Trillion Myth and the Secret of AlexNet

Nov 28, 2025 8 min read --

Architecture of AlexNet

The End of the Feed and the Era of Generative Social: A 2025 Future Scenario Painted by OpenAI's Sora 2 and ChatGPT

Nov 28, 2025 7 min read --

By 2025, text-to-video is the new normal It’s a late night in November 2025, and you turn on your smartphone while lying in bed.

Why the News of Google's Demise is an Illusion: 3 Secret Weapons to Reverse the AI War

Nov 28, 2025 6 min read --

GOOGLE SEARCH “Isn’t Google Finished?”

AI's Gamble is Over: The Semantic Renaissance Led by Samsung and Palantir

Nov 24, 2025 8 min read --

AI Stops Gambling on Probability and Starts Designing with Logic: The Semantic Renaissance Contrasting Probability-Based Generative AI and Logic-Based Semantic AI

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The End of Free Internet: The War with AI and the Revival of HTTP 402

Nov 24, 2025 9 min read --

July 1, 2025. History books might record this day as ’the day the internet closed its doors.' Let’s be honest.

Neuralink and Telepathy: Gaming with a Brain Chip? The Shocking True Story of Human Evolution

Nov 19, 2025 7 min read --

Noland Arbaugh became the first recipient of Neuralink’s brain chip in 2024.

Tesla vs. Waymo, and Hyundai's 1 Trillion Won Dream

Nov 13, 2025 9 min read --

Futuristic autonomous vehicle driving through a data-stream visualization in a smart city

From Pale Blue Dot to Love: The Stories Carl Sagan Left Behind

Nov 10, 2025 18 min read --

A Personal Voyage

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Why we must go to space before AI devours all the electricity

Nov 05, 2025 23 min read --

AI Revolution Isn’t the pace of technological innovation these days astonishing? \Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI)\ and Large Language Models (LLMs) are rapidly transforming our lives. But to be frank, the physical infrastructure that supports this innovation is now hitting its limits.

Chaos Theory: The Real Reason a Butterfly's Wingbeat Can Change Your Life

Oct 31, 2025 19 min read --

Color’ processing in the butterfly visual system: Trends in Neurosciences

Why time seems to pass faster as you get older

Oct 30, 2025 4 min read --

“Is it already October?” You may have felt that several times already this year. We often say this: “It seems like time goes faster as you get older.”

Beyond K2-18 b: Can Humanity Become a Multiplanetary Species?

Oct 15, 2025 20 min read --

Are We Alone in This Vast Universe?

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The 'Glass Substrate War': Will Intel, Samsung, and SK Win the Future of Semiconductors?

Sep 24, 2025 7 min read --

Abstract image of a glass substrate, the core of future semiconductors

DeepSeek: A Surveillance Tool Masquerading as Innovation?

Sep 19, 2025 7 min read --

The Path Your Data Takes to China DeepSeek may have been a Trojan horse, bringing us a gift of innovation

The Origin of Petroleum: Myth of Dinosaur Tears vs. Scientific Truth

Sep 18, 2025 6 min read --

Friends, what stories do you know about ‘black gold,’ petroleum, the fuel that makes our civilization’s heart beat? Many of you might recall the grand image of it being formed from fallen giant dinosaurs. It’s probably due to the powerful image conveyed by the name ‘fossil fuel.’

The Future of the AI Empire: Apple's Fortress vs. Meta's Plaza, Who Will Win?

Sep 17, 2025 7 min read --

Two Autumn Stories from Silicon Valley Split image of the calm and static Apple Park and the vibrant and bustling Meta campus.

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Beyond Technology to Emotion: How Motorsports Create Brands

Sep 16, 2025 16 min read --

Beyond Simple Racing: The Eternal Laboratory Hyundai i20 WRC rally car exiting a corner, kicking up dust

From Digital to Reality: What Should Investors Do When AI Steps Out?

Sep 16, 2025 8 min read --

Beyond the Screen, Into a New World For a long time, artificial intelligence (AI) has been like a smart ghost beside us. It wrote texts, created images, and performed complex calculations in an instant. However, it has never brewed a cup of coffee or organized scattered books by itself. This is because it did not exist …

The Power of Starlink Revealed by the Ukraine War: Conditions for Survival in the 6G Era

Sep 16, 2025 7 min read --

Who Holds Your Lifeline? In a disaster scene filled only with darkness and silence, all communications on the ground have been cut off. You raise your smartphone to the sky, holding onto your last hope. Moments later, the three words ‘Connected’ appear on the screen. It is a miraculous signal sent from a small …

AI Agents, Co-Pilots of My Life

Sep 09, 2025 8 min read --

A Scene from an Ordinary Morning “This morning, as soon as I opened my eyes, my AI assistant ‘Noah’ spoke to me. ‘I analyzed your sleep data from last night, and it seems you didn’t get enough deep sleep. Your stress level was measured a bit high. So, I’ve switched your 10 AM meeting to a video call and delayed your …

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AI Olympics, South Korea's Report Card

Sep 08, 2025 7 min read --

Illustration of robots with various national flags racing

The Invisible Designer of the Universe

Sep 05, 2025 10 min read --

Part 1: The Great Question Mark Etched in the Universe The Mystery of 95% Can you believe that all the stars we see in the night sky, the planets we stand on, and all the matter in our world combined make up only 5% of the entire universe? It’s like walking into a vast library and thinking you know everything just by …

Conversation with AI: From Instruction to Communication

Sep 01, 2025 7 min read --

Communication between Humans and AI

From AI Hallucinations to Machine Reasoning

Aug 31, 2025 11 min read --

The Story of King Sejong Throwing a MacBook King in royal attire throwing a MacBook in anger

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Redefining Creativity - It's Not About 'What' You Create, But 'How' and 'Why' You Create It

Aug 28, 2025 9 min read --

The Blue Ribbon on Trial At the 2022 Colorado State Fair, when the first-place winner in the digital art category, ‘Théâtre D’opéra Spatial,’ was unveiled, everyone was in awe of its dazzling and dreamlike beauty. However, a single statement from the artist Jason Allen quickly turned admiration into shock and outrage: …

The Watcher in My Hand, the Reconstruction of Big Data

Aug 26, 2025 7 min read --

Me Reflected in the Mirror, and the Shadow Last night, I chatted with a friend via message about “How about camping this weekend?” Yet, this morning, my Instagram feed is filled with ads for the latest tents and camping gear. It feels like a magical mirror that sees right through my thoughts. This astonishing …

Cloud: The Filing Cabinet of the World

Aug 25, 2025 7 min read --

Grandpa’s Old Filing Cabinet When I was young, my grandfather had a large, old filing cabinet in his study. Inside it contained everything from family history to fascinating stories from around the world, as if it held all the knowledge of the universe. Every time I opened the worn drawers, new stories unfolded, and …

Cyber Threats: The Invisible War

Aug 25, 2025 6 min read --

Cyber Threats: The Prelude to an Invisible War We live in an era of invisible warfare. There are no gunshots or smoke, but the destructive power is comparable to that of real-world wars. The weapons of this war are coded commands, and the battlefield is the digital world we access every day. Today, we will delve into …

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Pandora's Box Opened by Snowden

Aug 25, 2025 5 min read --

If Someone Were to Steal a Glimpse at Your Diary Have you ever locked your secret diary or hidden it away deep down, fearing that someone might steal a glance at it during your childhood? That diary contains our most honest thoughts, feelings, and secrets.

Technology, Between Everyone's Safety and My Secrets

Aug 25, 2025 8 min read --

How Much of Your Day is Being Recorded? 'Modern life surrounded by various digital devices such as smartphones, CCTV, and smart speakers'