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Recently, U.S. officials announced that a global Artificial Intelligence (AI) Safety Summit will be hosted in San Francisco in November. As AI technology advances rapidly, governments around the world are striving to keep pace with this change. The summit will be co-chaired by U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo and Secretary of State Antony Blinken, and is scheduled for November 20-21. Raimondo stated in a release, 'As AI develops rapidly, we are doing everything we can.' She noted the importance of close international collaboration and thoughtful coordination.

🇺🇸 OpenAI CEO Sam Altman plans to visit Seoul to meet with SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won to seek semiconductor partnerships and reduce reliance on the U.S. AI chip leader Nvidia. 🤝 Altman is eager to collaborate with domestic chip manufacturers to develop AI accelerators and will discuss AI chip partnerships with stakeholders in the South Korean semiconductor industry during his visit. 💼 Industry sources suggest that, in addition to the meeting with SK Group, OpenAI may also engage with Samsung.

The Seoul Metro Line 4 Myeongdong Station has launched a real-time AI translation service. It supports 13 languages and uses a transparent screen for face-to-face translation. With high user satisfaction, there are plans to expand to five other popular stations. The service combines touch screens, wired, and wireless microphones to enhance convenience.

Researchers used reinforcement learning to train AI agents to autonomously create genuine collage artworks. The reinforcement learning model learns the process of collage creation by interacting with the canvas. User studies and CLIP-based assessments have demonstrated its excellent performance in AI-generated art.

Korea's KT Corporation plans to establish an AI medical R&D innovation zone in the Dongdaemun area of Seoul. An agreement signed with Sahmyook Medical Center and the medical big data company Humanitas aims to create a high-tech AI medical R&D innovation zone. The goal is to establish an emergency medical system on underutilized hospital land, supporting medical data R&D activities, with completion scheduled for 2028. Korea's KT Corporation will be responsible for building the integrated information and communication technology infrastructure, while Humanitas will provide systems and data support for medical R&D.