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K-Moonshot project stumbles at start as AI scientist program director offers to resign

South Korea\'s K-Moonshot project, aimed at applying AI to science and technology to solve national challenges, faces an early setback after a mission program director offered to resign. The science ministry said the resignation came for personal reasons and is expected to be accepted after the deputy prime minister returns from an overseas trip. The ministry plans to proceed without recruiting a successor and has outlined governance and conflict-of-interest controls for program directors.

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ENGWE unveils Zip folding e-bike with USB-C charging, folds in 3 seconds

British bicycle brand ENGWE has unveiled the Zip, a low-cost folding electric bike that supports USB-C charging. ENGWE says it can fold in about 3 seconds to roughly the size of a 20-inch suitcase and is designed for storage in tight spaces. The bike weighs 16.9 kg without the battery, or about 19 kg with it, and uses an integrated 360Wh LG battery. It is priced at 999 euros.

AI & Enterprise

Korea\'s \'K-Moonshot\' takes first step to tackle national challenges with AI

South Korea has launched the K-Moonshot project to apply artificial intelligence to science and technology to solve national challenges. The Ministry of Science and ICT appointed 12 project directors to lead 12 national missions and held a launch ceremony for the K-Moonshot taskforce. The project aims to double research productivity by 2030 and solve the missions by 2035 by making AI core infrastructure for R&D. The National Science AI Research Center will support data and computing resources.