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AI Risks January 07, 2026 · chosun.com

Naver Cloud's AI Model Uses Chinese Core Module, Sparking Sovereignty Debate

Naver Clouds AI Model Uses Chinese Core Module, Sparking Sovereignty Debate Analysis shows 99% weight match with Alibabas Qwen, raising questions ...

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