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South Korea is reportedly investing almost $900 billion to rival China and the US in AI

Al Jazeera reports that South Korean primary school children are taught robotics and coding to develop home-grown talent.

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Al Jazeera’s Jack Barton reports that South Korea is investing almost $900 billion to rival China and the US as an AI superpower. He says primary school children are taught robotics and how to code to help develop home-grown talent.

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