The Korea Radio Promotion Association signed a business agreement with the Electronic Times.

The Radio Promotion Association of Korea (RAPA) and the Electronic Times signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on the 29th at the Electronic Times headquarters in Seocho-gu, Seoul, to jointly host the 'AI Tech Leaders Forum.'

Through this agreement, the two organizations agreed to collaborate on areas such as joint planning and operation of the forum, promotion and dissemination, and the establishment of a participant network. The agreement aims to strengthen AI utilization capabilities in the industrial, corporate, and public sectors in the era of the AI Transformation (AX) and to establish a system for expanding AI-based innovation strategies and leadership.

The fifth annual AI Tech Leaders Forum will be held every Monday from March 9th to July 20th at the Yangjae L Tower in Seocho-gu, Seoul. The forum, aimed at corporate CEOs, executives, senior government officials, and professionals, will discuss not only AI technology trends but also AX implementation strategies from a management, organizational, and industry strategic perspective.

Key lecture topics include the latest AI technology trends, AI application cases by industry, leadership strategies in the AX era, and AI utilization from a management decision-making perspective. Experts from academia, industry, and research institutions will participate as speakers. The forum will cover a wide range of topics, including AI semiconductors, healthcare, corporate strategy, the humanities, climate and energy, and AI governance.

The two organizations plan to expand the scope of their cooperation to include AI, DX, and AX education, seminars, and policy-related programs, and support the formation of a practical cooperative network through inter-industry exchanges and overseas workshops.

Jeong Heung-bo, executive vice president of the Korea Radio Promotion Association, explained, “This agreement is the starting point for expanding the leadership and strategies required in the AX era,” and Kang Byeong-jun, CEO of Electronic Times, said, “Through cooperation, we will support leaders in the corporate and public sectors to effectively understand and implement AI transformation strategies.”

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