Pukyong National University Hosts the 2nd Artificial Intelligence and Future Convergence Technology Workshop

Hosted by Pukyong National University College of Engineering, Organized by the Korea Multimedia Society and the Artificial Intelligence Research Institute

Online broadcast of the Artificial Intelligence and Future Convergence Technology Workshop held at Pukyong National University. Director Kwon Ki-ryong of the Artificial Intelligence Research Institute is leading the session.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Yong-woo] Pukyong National University (President Jang Young-su) held the "2nd Artificial Intelligence and Future Convergence Technology Workshop" on the 10th to strengthen AI research and development capabilities.

The workshop was hosted by the College of Engineering at Pukyong National University (Dean Son Jeong-hyun) and jointly organized by the Korea Multimedia Society (President Kim Chi-yong), Pukyong National University AI Research Institute (Director Kwon Ki-ryong), and the AI Convergence Education Research Group (Director Jeong Wan-young).

This event, held to broaden understanding of artificial intelligence, expand the research base, and foster an interdisciplinary research atmosphere, was conducted online, and all lectures were live-streamed on YouTube.

In the first part of the workshop, Professor Kwon In-so from KAIST's Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering gave a lecture titled "Deep Learning Computer Vision: Challenges and Limitations," and Professor Lee Seok-hwan from Dong-A University's Department of Computer Engineering spoke about methods and trends in "Artificial Intelligence Security Technology."

In the second part, Professor Choi Ye-jin from the University of Washington's Department of Computer Engineering lectured on "Deep Commonsense Intelligence," and Kim Ju-min, head of LG Electronics AI Research Center, spoke about "Smart Homes in the AI Era."

In the third part, Professor Kim Tak-gon from KAIST's Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering discussed "Dynamic System Modeling Using Machine Learning," and Ha Jung-woo, head of NAVER AI Research Center, gave a lecture titled "NAVER AI Embedded in Daily Life and the Future."

Kwon Ki-ryong, director of the AI Research Institute and chair of the workshop, said, "Despite the difficulties of non-face-to-face situations due to COVID-19, many participants gained opportunities for academic exchange by attending online lectures," adding, "Our AI Research Institute plans to hold AI workshops annually to further strengthen R&D capabilities in the AI field in the southeastern region and expand opportunities to connect AI application technologies with industries."

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