EU scientist: Korea key to AI research push in life sciences

Artificial intelligence could redefine how diseases are diagnosed and treated — and Europe wants South Korea as a key partner in that shift. The European Union is stepping up efforts to deepen research ties with Korea, with AI emerging as the most promising area of collaboration, according to Luke O’Neill, a member of the scientific council at the European Research Council and a biochemist and immunologist at Trinity College Dublin. “AI has to be the big one,” he said in an interview with The Ko

By The Korea Herald