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MOCA Busan Hosts Largest Ever Nam June Paik Retrospective

MOCA Busan Hosts Largest Ever Nam June Paik Retrospective

Busan, South Korea - The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) Busan has unveiled a landmark retrospective of Nam June Paik, the trailblazing pioneer of media art. Titled "Nam June Paik, Nam June Paik, and Nam June Paik," the exhibition runs from November 30, 2024, to March 16, 2025.

The Psychology Behind Our Unease with AI-Created Images

The Psychology Behind Our Unease with AI-Created Images

As artificial intelligence (AI) technologies revolutionize creative fields, the emergence of AI-generated images and videos has captivated audiences worldwide. At first, these hyper-realistic creations amazed viewers with their technical prowess. Yet, over time, a subtle unease and detachment have arisen among viewers, leading to questions about the psychological and scientific

The Jones Act, South Korean Shipyards, and U.S. Naval Ambitions: What’s at Stake?

The Jones Act, South Korean Shipyards, and U.S. Naval Ambitions: What’s at Stake?

South Korea, a global leader in shipbuilding technology and innovation, stands at the crossroads of opportunity and risk as the United States increasingly looks to its trusted ally to bolster its naval capabilities. With China's rapid naval expansion threatening to eclipse U.S. maritime dominance, and America'

Korea’s Interest Rate Cuts: Bold Move or Risky Gamble?

Korea’s Interest Rate Cuts: Bold Move or Risky Gamble?

Seoul, South Korea - In a surprising turn, the Bank of Korea (BOK) recently reduced its benchmark interest rate by 0.25 percentage points for the second month in a row, bringing it to 3.0% from 3.25%. This move marks the first consecutive rate cut since the 2008

UK's Immigration Surge Prompts Policy Overhaul

UK's Immigration Surge Prompts Policy Overhaul

The UK finds itself grappling with the highest immigration levels in its history, igniting debates on economic sustainability, public services, and national identity. According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), net migration reached a record 906,000 in the year to June 2023, far exceeding historical norms. By June

Economic Shadows Over Busan: A City Grappling with Decline

Economic Shadows Over Busan: A City Grappling with Decline

Busan, South Korea - Small businesses that have operated for decades are closing their doors, downtown streets echo with the emptiness of shuttered shops, and even longstanding landmarks of the local economy are struggling to stay afloat. Citizens are expressing alarm over the rapid decline, pointing to visible signs of

Manipulated Minds: How AI Influences Our Decisions

Manipulated Minds: How AI Influences Our Decisions

In the era of artificial intelligence and big data, decisions once rooted in personal intuition and independent reasoning are increasingly swayed by unseen forces. Imagine a world where every click, search, and like contributes to an intricate web of algorithms shaping not just what you consume but how you think