AI Industry Standardization Workshop Held Today

[Asia Economy Reporter Seol Gina Jo] The National Radio Research Agency under the Ministry of Science and ICT and the National Institute of Technology and Standards under the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy will jointly hold the '2nd Artificial Intelligence Industry Standardization Workshop' both online and offline on the morning of the 19th at The-K Hotel in Seoul, with experts from industry, academia, research, and government in the domestic artificial intelligence (AI) field participating.

Through this workshop, the National Radio Research Agency and the National Institute of Technology and Standards plan to expand awareness of AI standardization, discover various domestic and international AI industrial application cases, and establish a network among standardization experts from industry, academia, research, and government.

International AI standards have been actively discussed centered on the AI International Standardization Committee (ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 42), established in December 2017, driven by technological development and market growth in the AI field following the emergence of AlphaGo.

At the event, Jin-Hyung Kim, Distinguished Professor at Chung-Ang University, will deliver the keynote speech, presenting deep learning technologies aimed at achieving trustworthy and responsible artificial intelligence for successful application of AI technology within industries.

Following this, Young-Im Cho, Chair of the Domestic AI Standardization Committee and Professor at Gachon University, will share the 'Trends in AI International Standardization,' including AI data and AI service ecosystems.

Subsequent topics will discuss directions toward international standardization through presentations from academia and research sectors on AI data quality and standard systems, explainable AI, and AI ethics guidelines.

As examples of AI technology applications, Jae-Hyung Park, Team Leader at KT, will introduce ‘KT’s AI Technology Development Status and Standardization,’ and Ho-Wook Shin, CEO of SelectStar, will present the ‘Crowdsourcing-based AI Data Platform.’

Seung-Woo Lee, President of the National Institute of Technology and Standards, and Jeong-Ryeol Kim, President of the National Radio Research Agency, emphasized, “To leap forward as a leading country in AI standards, both ministries will combine their capabilities and spare no support in linking research and development with standardization and proactively promoting international standardization.”

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