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AI, software Maestro 17th class begins formal training

South Korea\'s Ministry of Science and ICT has started the 17th AI·SW Maestro training programme to foster advanced talent in artificial intelligence and software. The ministry held a launch ceremony in Seoul with the Institute for Information & Communications Technology Planning & Evaluation and the Federation of Korean Information Industries. A new Busan centre was established this year. Trainees will develop service-level projects over six months with mentoring.

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AI cost concerns surge as OpenAI, Anthropic step up South Korea push

More companies are restricting employee use of AI tools after widely rolling them out, citing rising costs. Amazon, Walmart, Cisco, Uber and Meta are setting usage limits, curbing waste and steering staff to cheaper models as AI agents drive higher computing demand. Interest in low-cost models is growing, with surveys showing Chinese models leading U.S. rivals in token usage. Anthropic opened a Seoul office and OpenAI expanded activities in Korea, including an MOU on AI safety.

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Cohesity launches Maestro to manage data protection across Claude, Gemini and ChatGPT

Data management company Cohesity has launched Cohesity Maestro, a product that lets users manage data protection solutions directly within Claude, Gemini and ChatGPT. According to a Techzine report dated June 17, Maestro connects the full Cohesity Data Cloud to external AI platforms through the Model Context Protocol. Users can access capabilities ranging from cyber resilience to Cohesity Gaia AI search, enabling IT teams to manage data protection without a separate Cohesity console.