Tuesday, March 17, 2026

Trump’s 25% Tariff Threat on South Korea: Cho Hyun Meets Marco Rubio in Washington to Test a Deal Path

South Korea's Foreign Minister meets U.S. officials to discuss tariffs as Trump threatens a 25% increase, focusing on bilateral relations.

OpenAI Blocks China, North Korea Accounts Misusing ChatGPT

OpenAI's report reveals misuse of ChatGPT for job scams by North Korean accounts and manipulation by Chinese and Russian entities.

Choo Shin Soo Cheers for Ryu Hyun-jin’s Return to KBO: ‘Great to Have Him Back’

Choo Shin-soo, a venerable figure in Major League Baseball who now plays for the SSG Landers in South Korea, his home country...

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KCC Partners with U.S. Coating Equipment Leader Graco to Offer Integrated Solution

KCC partners with Graco to offer a comprehensive paint and coating solution, enhancing market competitiveness and technical expertise.

This 10-Foot Robot Fights Fires So Humans Don’t Have To

The 2025 International Fire Safety Expo showcased an unmanned firefighting robot by Hyundai Rotem, enhancing fire response capabilities.

U.S. Surgeons Get Hands-On With Korea’s Game-Changing Stem Cell Therapy

Medipost's Cartistem® training program for U.S. orthopedic specialists enhances global collaboration and prepares for Phase 3 trials.

Hyundai’s Massive Driving Experience Center Kicks Off 2025 Season

Hyundai Motor Group launches the 2025 season of the HMG Driving Experience Center, featuring advanced driving courses and programs.

KAIST’s vTrain Reduces Training Costs and Increases Efficiency for AI Models

KAIST's vTrain tool optimizes LLM training time, improving GPU efficiency by 10% and reducing costs by over 5%, now open-source.

Avoiding Injury in Weight Training: Key Tips from a Pro

Weight training is key for health, but beginners must prioritize proper technique and gradual progress to avoid injury.

Shocking Truth About Summer Workouts: Rhabdo Risks Revealed

Engaging in high-intensity strength training over a short period can strain muscles and lead to rhabdomyolysis.

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