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Automotive
Tesla\'s Grok AI in cars proves more dangerous than expected in test
Tesla vehicles equipped with xAI’s Grok chatbot are drawing attention as a driving convenience feature, but a road test raised concerns about distraction and safety. CNBC reported that Grok’s immersive conversations and functional limits could affect driving. Experts warned that off-topic chatbot dialogue is a clear distraction, and a user said it changed his driving while remaining risky. Critics also cited risks when used with supervised Full Self-Driving, inconsistent responses and concerns over adult content and minors’ access.
AI & Enterprise
Write the first draft yourself, let AI only verify: 5 practical tips to protect work skills
As AI rapidly replaces routine work, concern is rising that users may lose critical thinking and judgment. Business Insider on April 12 compiled advice from corporate executives, professors and neuroscientists on using AI efficiently without surrendering thinking. They urged writing first drafts yourself, asking AI for counterarguments, repeating difficult tasks, training the brain with new stimuli and verifying AI outputs by explaining them in your own words.
Industry
Dongwon Group honorary chairman Kim Jae-chul pledges 5.9 billion won for KAIST AI research building
Dongwon Group Honorary Chairman Kim Jae-chul pledged an additional 5.9 billion won in development funds to KAIST, bringing his total donations to 60.3 billion won. The money will support AI talent training and research infrastructure, including construction of an AI education and research building scheduled for completion in February 2028. KAIST plans to expand its AI graduate school faculty to more than 50 and continue selecting additional scholarship students each year.