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AI and Technology, a tech briefing on semiconductors, generative AI, developer tools, and regulation at a glance

Announcements come so fast in AI that it is hard to tell what moves the field from what is simply marketing. Here we place technology, industry and regulation side by side and follow the thread.

We cover how generative AI and large language models work, AI chips and the memory industry, data centres and power, development patterns such as prompts, agents and evaluation, practical resources like the Claude API, and regulatory movement including the EU AI Act.

So that a new model release does not mean learning everything again, we separate the principles that do not change from what genuinely changed this time.

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The graphic outlines key EU AI Act obligations and a business checklist before 2 August 2026. Pre-Implementation Review of the EU AI Act 2026: A Guide to General-Purpose AI, Labeling of Generated Content, and Cybersecurity Obligations
The graphic summarizes KOSPI flows, Samsung and SK Hynix results, memory prices, and AI demand links. Foreign Investors Sell 7 Trillion Won Worth of Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix Shares; Fact-Check on AI Memory Earnings
The infographic organizes how AI data centers affect grid bottlenecks, cost sharing, sustainability metrics, and flexible power-aware operations. Why AI Data Center Power Demand Is Putting Pressure on the Power Grid, Electricity Rates, and Carbon Reduction Targets All at Once
The graphic outlines timelines, AI labeling, GPAI duties, roles, scope, and responsible teams. Checklist for the EU AI Act, Effective August 2026: Generative AI Labeling and GPAI Requirements
The infographic organizes the semiconductor, physical AI, data center strategy, and key execution infrastructure. Summary of the Government’s Three Major Mega-Projects: Semiconductors, Physical AI, and Data Centers
The infographic maps UN, EU, and U.S. state AI rules with timelines, duties, and compliance workflows. Fragmentation of AI Regulation by Country: A Map of UN, EU, and U.S. State Regulations as of July 2026
The graphic outlines key EU AI Act dates, labeling requirements, compliance steps, and legal obligations. The EU AI Act’s implementation schedule has changed again: New standards for generative AI labeling and high-risk AI regulations