SSI Launches AI Hands-On Training for Social Welfare Facility Workers in Daegu and North Gyeongsang
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The Korea Social Security Information Service said on the 13th that it had operated hands-on generative AI training and personal information protection training for social welfare facility workers at its Daegu-Gyeongbuk Regional Center.
The Daegu-Gyeongbuk Regional Center expanded the scope of its local digital capability support project to include social welfare facility workers.
The center completed its third training session by October 12 and plans to train 180 social welfare facility workers in a total of six sessions through November.
The Korea Social Security Information Service said on the 13th that it had operated hands-on generative AI training and personal information protection training for social welfare facility workers at its Daegu-Gyeongbuk Regional Center. The training began in September.
The Daegu-Gyeongbuk Regional Center expanded the scope of its existing local community digital capability support project to include social welfare facility workers, reflecting the growing use of generative AI in welfare settings.
The training was designed to help workers use AI in their jobs while also protecting personal information. It was conducted in a hands-on format with internal and external expert instructors in the fields of generative AI and personal information protection.
Local partner organizations, including Dalseong County Office, Dalseong Welfare Foundation, and the Dalseong County Council on Social Welfare, helped recruit participants. On October 12, a photo was taken at the Korea Social Security Information Service's Daegu-Gyeongbuk Regional Center training venue during a generative AI and personal information protection session.
The training covered both generative AI utilization skills and personal information protection. The curriculum included understanding and using generative AI, writing documents with AI, creating and editing image and video content, basic principles and compliance requirements for personal information protection, and risks of personal information leakage and safe use when using generative AI. Kim Hyun-jun, head of the Korea Social Security Information Service, said that it is important to build both utilization skills and safe personal information handling capabilities to establish generative AI as a workplace tool in welfare settings.
The center completed its third training session by October 12. It will hold a total of six sessions through November, targeting 180 social welfare facility workers. Kim Hyun-jun, head of the Korea Social Security Information Service, said the agency plans to expand digital education for welfare field support based on local community cooperation.
It plans to expand cooperation with local institutions and identify training demand in the field. It also plans to continue providing digital capability support tailored to regional characteristics.
Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho-jun
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