“Korea is an AI laggard?” Really? While the U.S. writes novels with LLMs,we can move robotic arms with zero margin of error. The next AI battlefield isn’t on the screen. It’s in the real world. AI chips + sensors + robotics = Physical AI Korea shouldn’t just sell chips.We should export intelligent factories. It’s time to change the game. #PhysicalAI #KSemiconductor #AIstrategy #SmartFactory #Robotics #IndustrialAI

Why does AI feel intelligent in conversation, but robots still struggle with movement? The reason isn’t technological immaturity—it’s a difference in what is being automated . Intelligent AI  operates in a probabilistic world and improves through human intervention. Physical AI (robotics)  exists in a deterministic world, where safety requires strict control and minimal flexibility. Moravec’s Paradox reminds us that tasks humans find effortless—walking, grasping—are among the

Why does conversational AI feel so intelligent, while robots still struggle to move the way we want them to? In Dr. Phil Yang's AI Series, Episode 48 , we explore a fundamental distinction that often gets overlooked: “Automation of intelligence” vs. “automation of the physical world.” Intelligent AI  operates in a probabilistic domain.When humans intervene—saying “this is wrong, try thinking this way” —the system adjusts probabilities and evolves. This process is often referr