Quantum Zhao argues that humanity must prepare for AI surpassing human control now, as deep integration into finance, defense, and health infrastructure would make disconnection a rupture of civilization. ^[1] Four African businesswomen from Turkana County visited South Korea with support from the International Trade Centre and the Korea International Cooperation Agency under a project dubbed 'Thrive'. ^[2] Sarah Sikatenda stated that 62 percent of Korean consumers prefer ethical brands and that South Koreans strive for perfection and take pride in their products. ^[3] Sarah Sikatenda, a 45-year-old advocate for refugee women who previously worked as a journalist in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, now leads the Kalobeyei Women Handicraft Cooperative in Turkana County, Kenya. ^[4] Current summit agendas focus on AI model security and preventing access by terrorists and criminals, while bilateral protests involve semiconductor restrictions and open-source model usage. ^[5] US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are scheduled to meet in Washington this month with artificial intelligence as a key agenda item. ^[6] Zhao proposes the immediate creation of a neutral, recognized body to monitor AI capabilities and publish evaluations, similar to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. ^[7] Benta Ekiru Eremon, leader of the 50-member Ng'ide Etidong Group, noted that a lack of automation and processing technologies prevents handicraft businesses in Kenya from fulfilling large, lucrative orders. ^[8]