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How this company’s CEO delegates work to AI (Korean)

01:06–01:45 · 03:39–06:02 · 07:06–07:54

Yun Jadong explaining the automatic-save example in a lecture
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Explains repetitive-work automation with AI and coding tools. The lecture connects work context, recurring rules and recalculation to concrete requests.

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Edited from a lecture filmed October 12, 2026. Korean video; English captions have not been verified.

It is hard to keep working with people who cannot use AI (translated title)

00:17–01:11 · expectations and replacement predictions

The original thumbnail for Yun Jadong’s discussion of AI and working together
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Teaches repetitive-work automation with AI, from first exercises for non-developers to organizational training.

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Excerpted from the October 8, 2026 livestream. Replacement predictions are the presenter’s opinion. Korean video.

An AI trained on my records gave different employee counts (editorial summary)

Short post · employee counts of eight and six

Yun Jadong’s Korean post describing employee-count answers of eight and six

Teaches AI-assisted repetitive work, including setup, record keeping, review and training preparation.

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