[Anchor Report] Calls to Adjust AI Speed: “Safety Measures Are Needed”

This is from WE with June-Young Lee.

The CEOs of the two competing AI companies issued warnings. Sam Altman of OpenAI and Dario Amodei of Anthropic. Their messages were the same. The argument is that the pace of AI development should be slowed. It’s a somewhat unfamiliar scene. At the forefront of the AI race over the past few years, they are the ones who have led technology development faster than anyone else. But now, the very people who led that competition have started talking about brakes. What are the people working on AI up close concerned about?

[Anchor Report] Will Japan’s Monozukuri Spirit Work in the ‘AI Era’?

This is from We with June-Young Lee (이준영의 WE).

In Japan, there is a term called Monozukuri(ものづくり). It refers to a unique Japanese manufacturing philosophy of constantly refining technology to create high-quality products and persistently improving even the smallest defects. The reputation of Toyota, Honda, and Nissan for making cars that rarely break down also originated from this very Monozukuri. This obsession with perfect machinery drove Japanese automobiles into global brands. However, this formula for success, which has continued for nearly 100 years, is now changing.

[Anchor Report] “Why did Tim Cook hand over the CEO position to John Ternus at this particular moment?”

This is from We with June-Young Lee (이준영의 WE).

In August 2011, while battling pancreatic cancer, Steve Jobs handed over the CEO position at Apple to Tim Cook. Fifteen years later, on the 31st of last month, Tim Cook handed over the position to Senior Vice President John Ternus. Tim Cook became CEO at the age of 51, and John Ternus became the head of Apple at the same age.