Yuanta Securities Successfully Concludes 'AI Imagination Challenge Calendar Illustration Contest' for Employees
Yuanta Securities successfully concluded the "AI Imagination Challenge: Turn Your Thoughts Into Art! Calendar Illustration Contest," which was held for employees over approximately two months starting from July 21. The event showcased the synergy between employees' imagination and artificial intelligence (AI).
The contest was organized to encourage more familiar use of AI and to share creative ideas. A total of 151 entries were submitted, demonstrating the high level of interest and enthusiasm among employees. Participants freely expressed a wide range of themes using generative AI, including "The Company of the Future," "Everyday Life with AI," and "The Korea We Dream Of," presenting high-quality works based on original ideas.
After the initial review by a panel of four external judges, including the managing director of Getty Images Korea and an AI illustrator, all employees participated in a company-wide vote to select the final calendar illustrations. Thirteen works were ultimately chosen. These selected pieces will be incorporated into the design of the 2026 Yuanta Securities calendar, which will be distributed to clients and employees.
With the motto "AI-Driven Management," Yuanta Securities continues to implement a variety of AI-based programs aimed at business innovation and customer service, focusing on strengthening its digital competitiveness. The company goes beyond simply adopting the latest technology, aiming to create tangible changes that employees can experience in their work and daily lives, while also providing differentiated experiences to customers.
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Jang Sungcheol, Head of the Management Strategy Division, stated, "This contest, where AI and the imagination of our employees came together to demonstrate new possibilities, is a great example of the direction of innovation our organization pursues. Moving forward, Yuanta Securities will continue to embrace creative challenges and leverage the experience gained in the process to deliver greater value to our customers."
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