The Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA) and the Korea Artificial Intelligence Association (KORAIA) announced on the 11th that they have signed a memorandum of understanding at COEX in Seoul to promote the AI security industry.


On the 11th (Thursday) at COEX, officials are taking a commemorative photo at the MoU for revitalizing the AI security industry. (From left) Kim Won-seon, Executive Director of the Korea Artificial Intelligence Association; Kim Oe-cheol, Full-time Vice Chairman; Kim Hyun-chul, Chairman; Lee Won-tae, Director of KISA; Kwon Hyun-oh, Head of the Digital Industry Headquarters; Oh Dong-hwan, Director of the Security Industry Group.

On the 11th (Thursday) at COEX, officials are taking a commemorative photo at the MoU for revitalizing the AI security industry. (From left) Kim Won-seon, Executive Director of the Korea Artificial Intelligence Association; Kim Oe-cheol, Full-time Vice Chairman; Kim Hyun-chul, Chairman; Lee Won-tae, Director of KISA; Kwon Hyun-oh, Head of the Digital Industry Headquarters; Oh Dong-hwan, Director of the Security Industry Group.

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AI technology is being applied not only in finance and robotics but also in the security sector, alongside advancements in AI capabilities such as Chat-GPT. Initial support is necessary to enhance AI security technology and secure domestic and international markets so that Korean AI security products can be competitive against those from advanced foreign countries.



The two organizations plan to actively cooperate in developing and advancing domestic AI security technologies, discovering and strengthening promising domestic AI security companies, creating an environment for domestic and international investment attraction and market expansion for Korean AI security firms, securing references for domestic AI security technologies, and supporting networking for overseas expansion.


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