Technology

Users grapple with an obsolete and insecure online service as frustrations rise South Korea's court registry office's online service system continues to frustrate users due to its reliance on the outdated ActiveX technology. The technology has been widely criticized for its security vulnerabilities and incompatibility with modern web browsers. While Microsoft stopped supporting Internet Explorer, which is required to use ActiveX, last year, the South Korean court system has yet to adopt an upda

Apple and Hyundai Card have announced the upcoming launch of Apple Pay in South Korea on March 21, marking the tech giant's latest move into the competitive mobile payment service market. The launch comes a month and a half after Apple first announced its plans in early February, following a review by the Financial Services Commission (FSC), the regulatory body overseeing financial institutions and products in South Korea. Currently, only Hyundai Card users will be able to utilize Apple Pay in

The global transition towards clean energy sources has led to the development of innovative renewable energy technologies, with hydrogen fuel cell technology being one such promising technology for the future. Hydrogen fuel cells can provide a clean and efficient source of energy that can be used in various applications, from transportation to power generation. However, there are still significant challenges and limitations that must be overcome before hydrogen fuel cell technology can become a

In contemporary society, social media and online communities have transformed the way we express our opinions and viewpoints. Unfortunately, the proliferation of extreme opinions online has resulted in a troubling decline in the quality and reliability of public discourse and has even raised concerns about its potential impact on democratic institutions and social harmony. What is particularly worrisome is that these opinions may not necessarily be reflective of the true nature of the real world

Artificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly evolved over the years, becoming an integral part of our daily lives. From chatbots to self-driving cars, AI has significantly impacted various industries, from healthcare to finance. However, the lack of regulation and ethical considerations surrounding the development and deployment of AI has led to serious concerns. As a result, it is imperative that AI is regulated and legislated alongside humanities and philosophers. The development of AI is primari

Controversy surrounds tech site CNET after it was revealed that the company has been quietly using artificial intelligence (AI) to produce articles, and is now doing extensive layoffs that include several longtime employees. While the use of AI in journalism is not new, some experts and readers question its reliability and ethics. According to sources with knowledge of the situation, the layoffs total around a dozen people or about 10 percent of the public masthead, and are part of a reorganiza

The development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology is advancing at an unprecedented rate, and many administrative agencies in South Korea are eagerly anticipating its arrival. However, it is important to not only admire the capabilities of these new technologies but also to consider their social impact. As AI becomes increasingly integrated into our daily lives, it is essential to have a discourse that goes beyond the traditional engineering and technical perspectives. One of the most s

Conversational AI, including large language models (LLMs), has become one of the most talked-about technologies in recent years, with far-reaching implications for science and society. Among the most notable LLMs is ChatGPT, an AI-powered chatbot that can convincingly converse with users on a wide range of topics in multiple languages. The Rise of ChatGPT and Other Large Language Models ChatGPT is just one of the latest LLMs released by OpenAI and other firms. It is free, easy to use, and con

Despite Growing Concern, Governments Fail to Act on Development of Autonomous Weapons In a recent opinion piece published in Nature, leading AI experts have called for a ban on lethal autonomous weapons, also known as "killer robots". The article highlights the lack of progress in negotiations around the development and deployment of these weapons, despite growing concern from human-rights and arms-control organizations, as well as the public. The Call for a Ban The Campaign to Stop Killer R

TikTok, the popular Chinese-owned social media app, has been in the crosshairs of various governments around the world due to concerns over data privacy and national security. The European Commission recently ordered its staff to remove the app from their phones and corporate devices to protect data and increase cybersecurity. The commission's management board made the decision for security reasons, and the ban also means that staff cannot use TikTok on personal devices that have official apps i

KOGAS, the world’s leading importer of liquefied natural gas (LNG), is set to explore the possibility of blending hydrogen with natural gas in its expansive gas pipeline network. The two-year project, which is a joint effort with DNV, will examine the suitability of KOGAS’ 5,000-kilometre-long transmission network for hydrogen blending. DNV will provide technical support and advisory services to KOGAS on the project, including assistance in meeting the requirements of South Korea’s regulatory au

Hydrogen has emerged as a promising solution to the challenges of decarbonizing some of the most carbon-intensive sectors, such as heavy industry, long-haul transportation, and seasonal energy storage. However, not all hydrogen is created equal, and its sustainability and environmental benefits depend on the method used to produce it. Hydrogen is the lightest and most abundant chemical element in the universe, making up 75% of all matter. However, it does not exist in its pure form in nature, b