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AI Hegemony War: The Global Economic Landscape is Changing

[1] The Core of the AI Hegemony War – LRM and the Artificial Intelligence Brain

The AI hegemony war is more than just a technological competition; it is a war for global dominance.
At the core is the artificial intelligence brain called ‘LRM,’ which can be applied to everything from simple home appliances to military systems.
The United States is trying to take the lead by building the AI infrastructure Stargate with its vast capital and technology.
However, China is challenging the position of the United States with its low-cost, high-efficiency strategies such as ‘DeepSeek.’
As such, AI hegemony can be compared to a tactical weapon with power similar to that of a nuclear bomb, beyond simple technological competition.

[2] National AI Strategies – The United States, China, Europe, India, and Korea

The United States aims to take the lead in the global economy by focusing on investing in AI infrastructure based on technology and capital.
China is rapidly introducing technology and employing open-source strategies to close the technology gap in a short period of time.
Europe is using existing legal systems and regulations as weapons, seeking to protect its sovereignty rather than compete in AI, thereby creating barriers to market entry.
India is trying to secure a favorable position in the next-generation hegemony competition with its abundant talent and free data utilization.
Korea has embarked on securing AI competitiveness through API strategies and collaboration centered on large corporations such as Naver and Kakao, but institutional improvements and startup nurturing are essential so that it does not end up as empty talk.

[3] AI and the Data Economy – Regulation, Global Alliances, and Technological Innovation

The core of artificial intelligence technology is ultimately ‘data.’
In the flow of the global economy and technological innovation, the ownership and utilization of data is emerging as a key to competitiveness between countries and companies.
Each country is jumping into the data war, building a new economic value chain centered on AI.
In addition, attempts are being made to limit the spread and scope of AI technology through regulation and sanctions.
As such, the AI hegemony war is not just a competition for infrastructure or software, but also foreshadows major changes in national sovereignty and corporate identity.

[4] Organizational Structure and Job Changes – Revolution from Part-time Jobs to Executives

AI technology advancements are expected to significantly change the structure of the labor market.
Simple repetitive tasks or part-time jobs are likely to be replaced by artificial intelligence, and job reductions are expected in the near future.
However, at the same time, new forms of project management (PM) utilizing AI and flexible organizational structures centered on executives are expected to emerge.
From a company’s perspective, strategic reorganization will be carried out to maximize efficiency with minimal cost and manpower.
These changes are expected to be advantageous for companies that utilize the global economy, artificial intelligence, data, and technological innovation.

[5] Future Prospects – The World After the AI War

The ongoing AI hegemony war is likely to reshape the data economy and the global corporate structure itself in the long term, beyond short-term competition.
As the boundaries between countries and transnational alliances of companies strengthen, the existing economic, cultural, and political hegemony may be reversed.
In particular, it is predicted that an era will come when giant tech companies will exercise stronger influence than countries.
In the future, we must pay attention to how the global economic landscape will change through AI and data competition, and the resulting job restructuring and changes in society as a whole.
At this turning point, we all need to actively respond to the flow of technological innovation.

The AI hegemony war is a strategic competition between the United States, China, Europe, India, and Korea surrounding the artificial intelligence brain called LRM.
The United States seeks to secure next-generation competitiveness with its vast capital and technology, China with its low-cost rapid response, Europe with regulation and sovereignty protection, and India with talent and data utilization.
This war is expected to affect not only simple technological competition, but also data economics, global corporate structure reorganization, and organizational innovation.
The future global economic landscape will be refreshed under the leadership of AI, artificial intelligence, data, and technological innovation.

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