Opinion
Editorial: Korea's AI republic needs a human survival plan
Suddenly, the hottest question in artificial intelligence is no longer whether AI will take our jobs. It is whether, one day, it could kill us. The prospect remains fiercely disputed and may sound like science fiction. Yet researchers inside some of the world's leading AI companies are now openly warning about the possibility of humans losing control of increasingly autonomous systems, with some putting the risk of human extinction within the next decade above 10 percent.
September 11, 2026
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Editorial: Lee's Cabinet overhaul needs discipline, not haste August 30, 2026
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Editorial: Korea's football association scandal crosses the line August 10, 2026
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Editorial: South Korea is not the AI bust - it's the first stress test August 4, 2026
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Editorial: The chip party isn't over. Seoul's party is. July 29, 2026
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Editorial: Super-weak yen is Korea's problem too July 24, 2026
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Editorial: From NATO to Mongolia: Seoul seeking strategic depth July 12, 2026
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Editorial: Look beyond age, judge the crime June 29, 2026
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