Naver CEO Choi Su-yeon Attends UNGC Board Meeting, Proposes AI Collaboration Tools
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Choi Su-yeon, CEO of Naver, attended the UNGC board meeting held at UN headquarters in New York on the 19th.
Choi proposed global collaboration measures using Naver's AI and digital technologies.
The proposed tools included Naver Works and Papago Plus.
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Choi Su-yeon, CEO of Naver, attended the UNGC board meeting held at UN headquarters in New York on the 19th, local time, and proposed global collaboration measures using Naver's AI and digital technologies.
The meeting was attended by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and UNGC Secretary-General Sanda Ojiambo, and the role of companies in sustainable development was discussed.
UNGC is a corporate sustainability initiative, with more than 25,000 companies and organizations from over 100 countries around the world participating. Based on 10 principles in four areas — human rights, labor, environment, and anti-corruption — UNGC serves to support companies in sustainable management.
At the board meeting, Choi proposed using Naver's AI and digital tools as a way to support collaboration across the UNGC global network. The proposed tools included Naver Cloud's collaboration platform, Naver Works, and Papago Plus, an AI-based translation and interpretation service.
The proposal focused on supporting communication and collaboration among countries and regions during the implementation of UNGC's "2026-2030 strategy." Choi said an efficient collaboration system is needed to break down barriers between countries and regions.
Naver plans to review potential applications for UNGC headquarters, networks in more than 70 countries, and participating small and medium-sized enterprises. It will also discuss ways to support communication and work collaboration among country networks using AI and digital technologies.
Specific forms and timing of cooperation will be decided after future consultations. Choi said she expects Naver's AI and digital technologies to support the digital transformation of UNGC local networks and accelerate global communication.
Choi was appointed as a UNGC board member in September last year, and under her 3-year board term, she plans to continue pursuing related agendas in line with her role. She also plans to continue activities related to responsible technology development and global digital cooperation. In addition, she plans to keep working to expand the sustainable management ecosystem.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-gi
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407549
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