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OpenAI has opened its first office in Seoul, South Korea, responding to the country’s demand for its ChatGPT service, which is now the second-largest market for paying subscribers after the U.S. The company has established a local entity and is actively recruiting to enhance its operations and partnerships. OpenAI plans to collaborate with Kakao to develop AI products tailored to South Korean users. Chief Strategy Officer Jason Kwon emphasized the region’s promising AI ecosystem and the importance of engaging with government officials to foster a conducive environment for AI development. Further announcements regarding OpenAI’s initiatives in South Korea are expected soon.
Revolutionary Breakthrough: Scientists Create Groundbreaking Battery Fueled by Nuclear Waste!
Researchers at Ohio State University have developed a prototype battery that harnesses radiation from nuclear waste to generate electricity, aiming to transform radioactive materials into sustainable energy. This innovative technology converts ambient gamma radiation into power for small microelectronics, with initial tests showing promising outputs from cesium-137 and cobalt-60. The battery employs a two-step process, involving scintillator crystals and solar cells. While currently intended for use near nuclear waste facilities, this technology could eventually offer low-maintenance monitoring solutions. Researchers express optimism about its potential to improve energy production and sensor technology, despite challenges in longevity and radiation hardness.
Iranian Geneticist Unveils First-Ever Homegrown Saliva Collection Kits and Cutting-Edge DNA Testing Technology
Dr. Farid Ebn Rasouli, an Iranian geneticist, has developed Iran’s first domestically-produced saliva collection kits and a new generation of DNA testing focused on fitness and nutrition. His journey began in 2017, leading to the launch of the first DNA-based sports test in 2019. After overcoming challenges in sourcing saliva kits, he successfully produced them in 2022, receiving approval from the National Genetic Resources Center. The upcoming second-generation tests will analyze over 240 genetic traits, providing insights into dietary needs, physical performance, obesity risk, and more. Ebn Rasouli’s work enhances health management and positions Iran in global genetic research.
Unlocking Iran’s Future: Pezeshkian Advocates for Essential AI Development
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has emphasized the urgent need to advance artificial intelligence (AI) development in Iran, recognizing the global competition in technology. In a meeting of the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution, he highlighted the necessity of monitoring global AI advancements, formulating supportive policies, and addressing challenges hindering growth. Pezeshkian assigned the vice president for science and technology to engage with AI experts for comprehensive studies. He acknowledged the importance of innovation in academic institutions and outlined challenges like infrastructure, funding, talent acquisition, and regulatory frameworks. Iran aims to strengthen its AI sector and remain competitive globally.
Iranian Company Set to Launch Innovative Dual-Purpose Satellite Using Russian Rocket Technology
Iranian aerospace startup Omid Fazaa plans to launch an innovative satellite named Two See One this year, which will integrate IoT connectivity and agricultural imaging in a single platform using a Russian Soyuz rocket. CEO Hossein Shahabi highlighted the success of their previous satellites, Hodhod and Kowsar, with Hodhod achieving operational success and Kowsar nearing completion despite some communication issues. The upcoming satellite, referred to as Kowsar Version 1.5, aims to create a multi-unit constellation for simultaneous data transmission and imaging. Shahabi also noted challenges for tech startups in Iran and expressed hope for increased collaboration and support in the sector.
