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S. Korea wins 3rd straight gold in men's archery team event
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Tall tales and theories on S. Korea's dominance in archery
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Internet drives K-pop stars to overwork
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Driver behind deadly car crash apologizes at court hearing
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Assembly passes all 4 broadcasting bills despite ruling party objection
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Lee Joon-hwan wins bronze in men's judo
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Kim Jong-un's daughter under succession training: lawmaker
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[KH Explains] Hanwha scion steps into spotlight amid pending succession
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Stings and arrows: Archer hits bullseye despite bee bother
Innocean, a global marketing and communications affiliate under Korean auto giant Hyundai Motor Group, said Monday that it has drafted a virtual mobility campaign for dogs by using generative artificial intelligence. Launched on April Fools' Day, the so-called "Dogbility" campaign uses images drawn by generative AI, including vehicles specifically built for dogs. Innocean said the images reflect Hyundai Motor's vision -- "Progress for Humanity" -- for not only humans but also animals. (Innocean)
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