Korea Technology Finance Corporation Holds On-Site Training on Quantum Computing and Generative AI for Young Executives
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Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KODIT) conducted on-site training on quantum computing and generative AI. This training was designed to help young executives understand the flow of the latest technologies and find ways to innovate the organization together.
Quantum computing is a technology that processes information by using the properties of quantum mechanics. It is known to be able to solve complex problems that are difficult to calculate with conventional computers quickly, so it is attracting attention across many industries. Generative AI is an artificial intelligence technology that creates new content, such as sentences, images, and code, on its own. Recently, the number of cases in which companies adopt this technology to improve work efficiency is increasing.
In this on-site training, participants learned about the basic principles and potential applications of both technologies. During the course, methods for applying the technologies to actual work were also discussed. Participants shared opinions on how these technologies could be used in finance and technology guarantee operations.
Korea Technology Finance Corporation said that through this training, it wants to build the capacity of young leaders within the organization to respond quickly to change. It also said it plans to continue providing new technology training in the future. The institution expects these efforts to help shape its innovation strategy.
Sources: 벤처스퀘어
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