EBS's 'Great Lecture' Season 6 to Spotlight Chey Tae-won's AI-Era Agenda
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According to AI TIMES, EBS's "Great Lecture" Season 6 will begin on October 12 with a lecture by Chey Tae-won, chairman of SK Group, and wil…
According to AI TIMES, EBS's "Great Lecture" Season 6 will begin on October 12 with a lecture by Chey Tae-won, chairman of SK Group, and will directly address the roles companies, the economy, and society must play in the AI era. The broadcast will run from October 12 to 16. At the center of this lecture is the question of why a new kind of capitalism is needed in the face of social problems that growth alone cannot solve. Chey will suggest to young people a path of using AI to tackle social problems, and he will also discuss the possibility of a Korea-Japan economic alliance as a new option for the Korean economy. He will also share his thoughts on how he has prepared for the AI era, how AI is being used now, and what challenges young people should take on. EBS's decision to open Season 6 with Chey as the first speaker shows that AI has become an issue that goes beyond technology and is prompting a rethink of the economy and the broader social order.
Perspective
The reason this lecture matters is that it shifts the center of gravity in the AI debate beyond technological performance or industrial competition to solving social problems and redesigning the economic order. In particular, by presenting the roles of young people, companies, and society in one place, it shows that AI discourse is moving toward the question of what it should create. In the end, the focus is shifting from how quickly AI is adopted to what values and direction guide the use of that tool.
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