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People are supergluing costume vampire fangs to their teeth, eating cereal from another person’s mouth and peeing in their pants. The goal is to make viral TikTok videos. As time passes, the videos on TikTok are becoming more ludicrous and also quite harmful as they seem to be emulating the American TV series franchise “Jackass.” A female TikTokker ended up in the hospital after styling her hair with gorilla glue, a 13-year-old boy died doing the Benadryl challenge, and teen drivers suffered car accidents after performing the “Cha-Cha Slide” challenge (swerving all over the road ). Essentially, the success formula for TikTok seems to be: the crazier the video, the more views (at the cost of your safety, no less). ....
"Trend Korea," a trends forecasting book series published annually, has returned with 10 predictions for 2024 along with the subtitle "Dragon Eyes." The term "Dragon Eyes" highlights the essential role humans play in using artificial intelligence technologies, explained Kim Ran-do, a professor of Seoul National University's consumer science department, during a press conference Thur. ....
While highly capable artificial intelligence (AI) technology has been talked about for decades, nothing has been as disruptive and transformational as the meteoric rise of ChatGPT. ....
"The Lessons of SayNo" (direct translation), penned by an anonymous writer who goes by the pseudonym SayNo, achieved an impressive 20 consecutive week reign at the top spot in the weekly bestseller rankings of Kyobo Book Center, as of Thursday. Since its release on March 2, the book has been a top-selling title, dominating the bestseller list for the first half of the year. Although it briefly relinquished . ....