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AI Technology Experience: The Technical Foundations of AI Infrastructure, AI Infrastructure Technologies and Their Social Impacts
AI infrastructure is a strategic asset that determines the technological sovereignty and competitiveness of nations and corporations. A system that supports AI models to perform learning and inference processes reliably and at scale, integrating elements such as: Not merely a collection of technical components, but a complex system tightly connected to the various conditions required […]
Through March of Fools and The Rose That Swallowed the Thorn. Since the very first film in human history, the train has appeared as a central cinematic icon. Its movement, presence, and dynamism were closely intertwined with the emerging identity of the new medium of film itself. In the case of Korean cinema, however, trains […]
Nam June Paik (1932–2006)Korean-American artistFounder of video art, performance artist, thinker, and composer In 1970, Nam June Paik, together with engineer Shuya Abe, introduced the first Paik-Abe Video Synthesizer, and by 1972, they had created three versions in total.In 2011, the Nam June Paik Art Center restored an educational version of the synthesizer that functioned […]
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The relationship between satellites and digital art.
During the Park Chung-hee regime, a period marked by rapid industrialization and transportation development, the government promoted a cultural policy that actively incorporated modern spaces (such as trains, bus terminals, and apartments) into films. As a result, trains became a frequent and important narrative device in the cinema of the era, used to express movement, […]
