The Seoul Center for Creative Economy & Innovation (SCCEI), led by Director Hwang Yoon-kyung, announced on the 7th that it will host the “Conference for the Promotion of Four Major Future Growth Industries: AI.DA (AI.DA - All-Inclusive AI)”.

The name AI.DA, derived from “All-inclusive AI,” reflects the conference’s aim to explore artificial intelligence applications across Korea’s major industries. The event will cover five key topics designed to strengthen national industrial competitiveness:

1. Architecture and Smart Home

2. Bio, Medical, and Digital Healthcare

3. Mobility and Urban Air Mobility (UAM)

4. Manufacturing and Materials/Parts/Equipment (MPE)

5. AI adoption insights across industries.

The conference program will feature AI leaders from large and mid-sized corporations, investment strategies from domestic and global accelerators, and business know-how sharing by early-stage startups selected for national entrepreneurship programs.

Hosted by the Seoul Regional Office of the Ministry of SMEs and Startups, and co-organized with seven local startup support agencies and related institutions, the event will bring together a wide range of experts from large enterprises, SMEs, and startups in AI applications and services.

The conference will be held five times from June 20 to 28 via online sessions through Zoom, to ensure accessibility and safety amid COVID-19.

On June 20 (Opening Day), speakers will include:

• Jo Woo-cheol, Deputy Manager, POSCO Construction

• Kim Jun-hyuk, Senior Investment Manager, Bluepoint Partners

• Kim Ki-hyun, CEO, GeoGrid

• Hwang Soo-ik, CEO, Security Platform

• Park Won-nyeong, CEO, Angelswing

• Lee Ji-eun, CEO, Parallel Space

They will discuss the application of AI in architecture and smart home sectors.

On June 21, the focus will shift to Bio, Medical, and Digital Healthcare, featuring:

• Professors Jang Dong-kyung and Cha Won-cheol, Samsung Medical Center

• Dr. Yoo Han-joo, Naver

• Choi Yoon-seop, CEO, DHP

• Kim Chi-won, Director, Kakao Ventures

• Noh Yoo-heon, CEO, Emocog

• Jin Song-baek, CEO, Doing Lab

• Professor Jung Gyu-hwan, Samsung Advanced Institute for Health Sciences & Technology

They will present real-world cases of AI convergence driving future growth in healthcare.

On June 22, industry leaders will discuss the future of ICT, Mobility, and Distribution, including:

• Oh Won-taek, Principal Engineer, Hyundai Motor Group

• Park Il-seok, Executive Director, Kakao Mobility

• Dr. Jang Eun-young, KT

• Seo Dong-wook, CTO, LG U+

• Kim Jung-hyun, Director, Pablo Air

• Park Ki-young, CEO, Argos Vision

• Kim Jong-jin, CEO, InterMinds

• Kim Byung-jun, CEO, Hantech

On June 27, the conference will focus on Manufacturing and MPE (Materials, Parts, and Equipment). Speakers will include:

• Jang Sung-wook, Executive, LG Electronics

• Kim Chang-hyun, Director, Korea Institute of Machinery & Materials

• Kim Tae-young, CEO, AI Factory

• Park Tae-soon, Partner, BlueSquare Ventures

• Jung Ki, CEO, METEL

• Kang Ui-hyuk, CEO, MacroAct

• Oh Eun-song, CEO, Deep Insight

They will discuss next-generation growth strategies and changes in the manufacturing sector through practical case studies.

Finally, on June 28, the focus will be on AI adoption strategies and case sharing. Speakers include:

• Professor Heo Dae-young, AI Center, Kookmin University

• Park Jae-beom, Team Leader, LG CNS

• Noh Jung-il, CEO, Visang Education

• Jung Hwa-young, Team Leader, Welt

• Kim Geun-hee, CEO, MediciSoft

• Son Jin-ho, CEO, Algorithm Labs

• Lee Min-ho, CEO, Pin Insight

They will discuss AI workforce development, corporate adoption strategies, and the social value of AI.

Anyone interested in AI can participate in each session, with up to 100 participants per session on a first-come, first-served basis.
Registration and detailed program information are available on the official website of the Seoul Center for Creative Economy & Innovation.

Source: Issue & Biz (http://www.issuenbiz.com)