Jeju Island Begins Preparing for a Future Society Based on Artificial Intelligence (AI)
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Recently, an event was held in Jeju Special Self-Governing Province to prepare for a future society utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) technology. Held under the name 'Tech Plus Jeju 2026,' this event served as a forum to discuss the changes AI technology will bring to our daily lives and society.
At the event, Jeju announced its goal of becoming an 'AI-based society.' This means going beyond simple technology development to create an environment where residents can use AI technology conveniently and safely. Jeju stated that through this initiative, it plans to revitalize the local economy and improve the quality of life for its residents.
IT experts and corporate representatives participated in the event to share various opinions. In particular, concrete examples of how AI can be utilized in fields such as education, healthcare, and transportation were introduced. Many experts evaluated that Jeju possesses an excellent environment for adopting AI technology.
Moving forward, Jeju plans to actively attract AI-related companies and establish educational programs to foster relevant talent. Additionally, the province is preparing ethical guidelines to mitigate potential side effects that AI technology may bring.
'Tech Plus Jeju 2026' is seen as an important first step for Jeju to advance as a digital hub. Many people are now paying close attention to the new developments Jeju will showcase through AI technology in the future.
Sources: 연합뉴스
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