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South Korea’s rental market is moving further from jeonse toward monthly rent. The article explains why: higher rates and deposit-return risk are weakening trust, while urban supply shortages and changing household patterns push rents up. Tenant protection and stable private rental supply both matter. #Jeonse

A chip boom is great news for exporters, but it can complicate inflation. The article explains how rising memory prices can boost profits and investment, then spill into wages, stock prices, consumption and service prices—why the Bank of Korea may still lean on higher rates. #Inflation

AI can generate payment code fast, but safe payments start with policy. Before building, define order statuses everyone understands, set refund rules clearly, and prevent duplicate charges with server-side safeguards—not just a disabled button. #Payments

Elon Musk’s tone on Anthropic appears to have shifted—from sharp criticism to recognition of its technical strength. The article looks at why that matters, and why AI models still need to be judged across coding, reasoning, safety, cost, latency, and enterprise use—not one public remark. #Anthropic

Apple’s reported trade secret case against OpenAI isn’t just about employee movement. The key questions: was the information specific, confidential, economically valuable, and improperly used? The article also explains why AI hardware raises bigger IP risks than software alone. #AIHardware

Building AI-powered store search? Decide the operating rules before you generate code. This guide covers how to rank results with relevance, sales, and quality signals—and why out-of-stock, discontinued, and recalled items need separate handling across search, cart, and checkout. #EcommerceSearch