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Artificial Intelligence from the Island: Chapter 18 · Between a Grandmother's Clock Read from the Tides and a Machine's Clock That Never Turns Off at Night
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- Columnist Jang Hyeong-im compares the time of machines with the time of the island, based on her experience of waiting for the first boat to Jumundo at Seonsu Seonchakjang in Hwado-myeon.
- The author writes that she waited with an elderly woman who, without a clock, judged "twenty minutes" from the tides, that she talked with her, and that she helped carry a bundle to the boat.
- The author says that artificial intelligence that is always on is convenient, but she reminds herself not to forget how to wait, and encourages readers to reflect on this.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [섬에서 온 인공지능] 제1권 · 제18장 · 물때를 읽는 할머니의 시계와 밤에도 꺼지지 않는 기계의 시계 사이에서
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