'The Economy' Episode to Be Released on Nov. 4, Covering AI-Based Investing and Security Risks

Team Sparta said on November 4 that cumulative views of its original YouTube channel, "Igeotdo Myarago?," had surpassed 600,000.


"Igeotdo Myarago?" is an original talk show inspired by the fact that typing the English letters "AI" on a Korean keyboard produces "먀." Rather than introducing artificial intelligence (AI) technology or ways to use it, the show explores AI's impact on individual choices and society through everyday topics such as fortune-telling, crime and the economy.

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Singer and TV personality John Park hosts the show, alongside Park Hyejin, an editor at Minumsa. The first episode, on fortune-telling, featured fortune-teller Park Seongjun and Seo Seungwan, CEO of Hori AI. The second episode, on crime, featured crime expert Pyo Changwon, attorney Son Suho and forensic video analyst Hwang Mingu, among others. Since the two episodes were released, they had recorded a combined 600,000 views and an average view rate of more than 30% as of November 3.


The third episode, on the economy, will also be released on November 4. It features Park Jinyoung, CEO of financial media outlet Uppity, and Park Daeyeong, a lead researcher in AI security. The episode covers using AI to find financial information and get investment advice, as well as security risks and precautions related to sharing personal information. The episode on senses is scheduled for release on November 18, followed by one on death on December 2.



Lee Beomgyu, CEO of Team Sparta, said, "Drawing on the expertise we have built while leading businesses' AI transformation, we will take the lead in fostering a culture in which everyone can understand and use AI proactively."


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