Cases from Korea and Japan
Records of things Korean and Japanese users built and tested themselves.
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Cases from Korea and Japan
Records of things Korean and Japanese users built and tested themselves.
These are records of things users in Korea and Japan built and tested themselves. The Gyeongbokgung simulator and the pachinko machine are here too.
| Who | What | Response | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| 코난쌤 (YouTube, Korea) | First-day review after handing it real work: organizing lecture materials, making slides and operating the computer | 279 views | Video |
| 성공지식백과 (YouTube, Korea) | Built an automatic card news maker and a cursor program for screen recording | 1,891 views | Video |
| AI 겸임교수 이종범 (YouTube, Korea) | Three.js pieces and physics simulations, head to head with GPT-6 Sol on the same prompts | 1,002 views | Video |
| GeekNews (Korea) | Table of scores and costs by reasoning effort: from 42 points at $0.55 on low to 58 points at $5.98 on max, about an 11x difference | 1 comment | Post |
| AI Times (Korea) | Coverage focused on the 40% price cut and the #1 spot on Artificial Analysis | Article | |
| まさおAI (YouTube, Japan) | Landing page, Notion-style screen and game demo compared side by side with Fable 5.1 and GPT-6 Astra | 653 views | Video |
| kai_kou (Qiita, Japan) | Four changes that cause errors when switching from Opus 5 to 5.5, plus a published check script | Post | |
| Duke (note, Japan) | A commentary written after reading the 230-page system card firsthand | Post | |
| @AI_masaou (X, Japan) | Review: "Opus 5's weakness, Japanese that was hard to read, is fixed. I see why they bumped the version by 0.5 and not 0.1" | 16 likes | Original post |
