Svmuu News: SK Hynix Chairman Choi Tae-won stated that South Korea must become an “AI-native nation,” adding, “The goal is for everyone to have at least one AI agent.” He said, “If this goal is achieved, South Korea will become a global AI testing ground where various AI technologies can be experimented with and applied.”
Choi Tae-won said that SK Group will provide more opportunities for AI development through continuous investment in research and development. He also emphasized that reducing AI costs is crucial. “Currently, AI costs are too high,” he said. “ “We must reduce costs through various means so that more people around the world can enjoy the benefits of AI.” Choi Tae-won noted that South Korea can lower AI costs by expanding memory chip production and building more AI data centers, thereby creating a global AI data center hub connecting the United States, Europe, and Asia. (Jin Shi)
SK’s Choi Tae-won: South Korea Needs to Transform into an “AI-Native” Nation
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