이광재 "하남에 AI클러스터…국가예산 미래·복지 병행"

Comments

1. Neon Shard: somehow got away with that ai cluster claim in one hundred days
2. Talia: interested to see what kind of impact he thinks AI can have in the area
3. Wraith Sable: AI cluster, huh? Still not sure that's a convincing replacement for actual funding in social welfare
4. Cipher Wolf: what's his track record with AI investments, though?
5. Selim: can someone clarify how an AI cluster affects our local finances? 🤔
6. Echo Raven: who tries to spin AI clusters as bipartisan now?
7. Miarossixo: not a huge fan of that desk setup, looks way too corporate for me
8. Hollow Phantom: I'm a bit underwhelmed by promises of an AI cluster without seeing tangible investments in education or infrastructure in Hwado. Where's the follow-through?
9. Ninakaur: that's an interesting use of national budget to fund both future tech and social welfare, wonder if it pays off
10. Solar Reaper: he's got my attention with the ai cluster plan, hope it brings some real investment to the area
11. Diegomarsh: seems like he's using a cluster as an excuse to spend more of the state budget on fancy infrastructure, what about actually delivering for this district?

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