South Korea will use a tax revenue windfall from artificial intelligence chipmakers as a strategic source of investment, President Lee Jae Myung said Monday, describing a "golden window" of opportunity. "These revenues are a valuable national resource that should be invested during the golden window when the global race for AI leadership is being decided," Lee said.
South Korea will use a tax revenue windfall from artificial intelligence chipmakers as a strategic source of investment, President Lee Jae Myung said Monday, describing a "golden window" of opportunity. "These revenues are a valuable national resource that should be invested during the golden window when the global race for AI leadership is being decided," Lee said.
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