Race for reins: Flitto CEO on how world is battling to control AI's power

In just a handful of years, artificial intelligence (AI) has reshaped how we think and engage with the world. Generative AI has already transformed our digital habits, becoming for many a primary, one-stop source of information. It is remapping the workplace, the classroom, the halls of politics and even the fabric of culture itself. “AI didn’t just change technology; it changed human habits. And once human behavior changes, society moves at an entirely different speed,” said Simon Lee, CEO of Flitto, an AI-powered translation and live interpretation provider. His remarks came Tuesday evening at the Qatari ambassador’s residence in Seoul, during the Corea Image Communication Institution’s (CICI) Korea CQ Forum. Today, the world has moved beyond fascination with the technology’s promise. Leaders now want their companies to stake early claims in the global AI race, with the hope of harnessing its power. The contest to develop and command AI is no longer looming, but is fully underway. This race spans every layer of technology, Lee explained: hardware, algorithms and data. At thWeiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times Weiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times