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Korean Society of Information Engineering and Technology Signs MOU With Science and AI Organizations on Data Use and AI Technology Expansion

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한민수 한국인공지능협회 부회장, 정우성 한국과학창의재단 이사장, 김유석 한국정보공학기술사회 회장(왼쪽 세 번째부터부터)을 비롯한 관계자들이 계약 체결 후 기념사진을 찍고 있다.(사진제공=(사)한국정보공학기술사회)

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The Korean Society of Information Engineering and Technology signed an MOU with the Korea Foundation for the Advancement of Science and Creativity and the Korea Artificial Intelligence Association on August 11.

The agreement aims to promote data utilization and the spread of AI technology, as well as the systematic use of project data in the fields of science and technology culture and talent development.

The three organizations agreed to cooperate on building AI-friendly data foundations, establishing data- and AI-based decision-making systems, and training data and AI specialists.

On August 11, the Korean Society of Information Engineering and Technology signed an MOU with the Korea Foundation for the Advancement of Science and Creativity and the Korea Artificial Intelligence Association to promote data utilization and the spread of AI technology. The agreement aims to promote the systematic use of project data in the fields of science and technology culture and talent development, and to build a cooperative framework among specialized organizations for AI-based decision-making and business performance creation.

The agreement was signed with representatives from each organization in attendance. Those present were Kim Yoo-seok, chairman of the Korean Society of Information Engineering and Technology; Jeong Woo-seong, chairman of the Korea Foundation for the Advancement of Science and Creativity; and Han Min-su, vice chairman of the Korea Artificial Intelligence Association.

The three organizations agreed to cooperate based on the expertise and networks they each possess, and to strengthen the foundation for data and AI use while promoting digital innovation. Areas of cooperation include building an AI-friendly data foundation for AI analysis and use; establishing data- and AI-based decision-making systems; identifying outstanding companies and creating success cases for AI-driven projects; standardizing data, improving quality, and expanding private-sector use; and supporting the training of data and AI specialists and the operation of educational programs.

Kim Yoo-seok is the chairman of the Korean Society of Information Engineering and Technology. After the signing, officials took a commemorative photo, which included Han Min-su, vice chairman of the Korea Artificial Intelligence Association; Jeong Woo-seong, chairman of the Korea Foundation for the Advancement of Science and Creativity; and Kim Yoo-seok, chairman of the Korean Society of Information Engineering and Technology.

Kim Yoo-seok, chairman of the Korean Society of Information Engineering and Technology, said the agreement marks a turning point for achieving a leap forward in the national data and AI ecosystem based on the specialized capabilities of the society's engineers. He added that the society will lead data standardization, push for improved quality, and take the lead in building AI-friendly infrastructure to contribute to digital innovation across the public and private sectors, and that it intends to play a key role in realizing data-driven decision-making.

Founded in 1995, the Korean Society of Information Engineering and Technology is an organization centered on ICT engineers in the information processing and telecommunications fields, with about 2,100 members including information management engineers, computer systems application engineers, information and communication engineers, and electronic application engineers. The organization has been involved in social service for people with disabilities, youth, and college students, as well as consulting and supervision work related to information and communication technology; support for court-requested hearings on information and communication technology disputes; selection and recommendation of outstanding companies at the request of public institutions; and tasks entrusted by ministers of relevant information and communication ministries, while striving to advance the nation's ICT sector.

Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho
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