Korea Industrial Complex Corporation Joins Hands with Daegu Public Institutions for AI Cooperation

Institutions Agree to Establish AI Governance Framework

Korea Industrial Complex Corporation announced on the 19th that it had signed a memorandum of understanding to strengthen cooperation on artificial intelligence (AI) with other public institutions that have relocated to Daegu, at the headquarters of the Korea Intelligent Information Society Agency in Daegu the previous day.

Public institutions that relocated to Daegu Metropolitan City signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for AI collaboration on the 18th at the headquarters of the Korea Intelligent Information Society Agency in Daegu. From the left: Yoon Changbae, Executive Director of Korea Industrial Complex Corporation; Jung Hongju, Standing Director of Korea Student Aid Foundation; Seo Yongwon, Vice President of Korea Institute for Advancement of Technology; Hwang Jongsung, President of Korea Intelligent Information Society Agency; Jung Jeyoung, President of Korea Education and Research Information Service; Lee Jaemyung, Head of Industry Support Division at Korea Real Estate Board; Choi Choongsik, Head of Management Support Division at Korea Gas Corporation; Lee Jooyoung, Executive Director of Korea Credit Guarantee Fund. Korea Industrial Complex Corporation

A total of eight organizations participated in this agreement, including Korea Industrial Complex Corporation, Korea Credit Guarantee Fund, Korea Gas Corporation, Korea Education and Research Information Service, Korea Real Estate Board, Korea Institute for Advancement of Technology, Korea Scholarship Foundation, and Korea Intelligent Information Society Agency. The participating institutions agreed to establish a cooperative framework to promote the use of AI technology in the public sector and to further develop Daegu Metropolitan City as a leading AI region.

The main areas of cooperation include: ▲ establishing AI governance and collaboration systems among the institutions; ▲ strengthening the function of a regional AI hub; and ▲ forming and operating a regular AI consultative body. The institutions plan to share their AI-related infrastructure and expertise, identify joint projects for the adoption, utilization, and dissemination of AI, and create practical application cases.