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Ku Hyuk-chae visits IBS to seek ways to strengthen basic science competitiveness

Ku Hyuk-chae (구혁채), first vice minister of science and ICT, visited the Institute for Basic Science (IBS) on Tuesday to inspect major research sites and core facilities and to hold talks with research group leaders. The visit was the 19th stop in the Project Empathy 118 initiative. Ku reviewed use of key equipment including a cryo-electron microscope and a supercomputer and discussed ways to expand research fields, recruit talent and improve flexibility in using research funds.

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Companies tighten AI budgets as model routing gains traction, pressuring OpenAI and Anthropic

U.S. companies are adopting “model routing” to cut AI spending by assigning different models to different tasks, moving routine work to cheaper, faster options and using costly models only for complex jobs. Executives and boards are tightening oversight as AI bills outstrip budgets. Cognition CEO Scott Wu said cost efficiency can improve sharply on repetitive work. Glean CEO Arvind Jain estimated 95 percent of enterprise AI usage still runs on expensive frontier models.

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Developers depend on AI coding tools as productivity dispute grows

Developers are relying more on AI coding tools, making it difficult to run productivity tests without them, a report said. Research group METR found participants felt AI boosted productivity, but measured results showed overall work slowed due to fixing errors and waiting for outputs. A repeat experiment was changed after developers resisted working without AI. Companies have questioned self-assessments as AI usage costs rise, while studies warn of higher long-term maintenance burdens.