Attendees are taking a commemorative photo at the '2025 3rd Super Large AI Forum' held at the Korea Exchange Conference Hall in Yeouido, Seoul on the afternoon of the 15th. From the left, former Democratic Party of Korea lawmaker Yang Gi-dae, Banggolf CEO Lee Hyung-gyu, International Finance Center President Lee Yong-jae, Savings Banks Central Association Chairman Oh Hwa-kyung, Seoul National University Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Professor Yoon Seong-ro, Seoul National University Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Professor Lee Jong-ho (former Minister of Science and ICT), Aju Business CEO Lim Gyu-jin, 2nd Vice Minister of Science and ICT Kang Do-hyun, Korea Development Bank Chairman Kang Seok-hoon, Rutton Technologies CEO Lee Se-young, Kakao Mobility Future Business Division Director Jang Seong-wook, Krafton Applied Deep Learning Division Director Sung Jun-sik, and Aju News Silicon Valley Headquarters Director Choi Chung-hwan. 2025.05.15

As the global artificial intelligence (AI) trend enters the era of agent AI, a forum has been opened to analyze Korea's technological strengths and competitiveness in the global market, and to share policy and technical suggestions for building a sustainable AI ecosystem.
 
The '3rd Super Large AI Forum', hosted by the Aju Business Daily and held at the Korea Exchange Conference Hall in Yeouido, Seoul on the 15th, discussed the infinite possibilities and innovations that AI technology will bring, as well as the direction of development for Korean AI, with experts from various fields putting their heads together under the theme of 'SW Robot, Breathing Life into Agent AI.'

In his congratulatory address, Kang Do-hyun, 2nd Vice Minister of Science and ICT, emphasized, "We should not think of the AI ​​era as a plus alpha of the past era of machines and manufacturing," and "I hope for a truly AI-based Republic of Korea that can change everything based on AI and software."

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