President Yoon to host AI Seoul summit with British Prime Minister today

South Korean President Yoon Seok-youl will co-host the AI (Artificial Intelligence) Seoul Summit with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on the 21st.
Wang Yoon-jung, third vice director of the National Security Office, said at the Yongsan Presidential Office the previous day that
"At this AI Seoul Summit, leaders from each country will discuss governance based on core values of AI, such as safety, innovation, and inclusiveness, with CEOs of global AI companies," he said in a statement.
The AISeoul summit, which will be held for two days on the 21st and 22nd, is the second summit following the first one held in the UK last year.
This conference will be divided into two areas: the summit session, the ministerial session, and the global forum.
First, similar to the AI summit held in the UK last year, the G7 leaders and the leaders of Singapore and Australia were invited to attend.
Participants will include the heads of international organizations such as Samsung, Naver, Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI. China will only participate in the ministerial session.
The regular session will be held online in the evening of the first day, focusing on addressing the dangers and side effects of AI, and will bring together governments, businesses, academia and civil society from more than 20 countries.
The two themes will be strengthening AI stability and promoting sustainable AI development. On the second day, Lee Jung-ho, Minister of Science and ICT, and Michelle Darnellan, Minister of Science, Innovation and Technology,
The Minister of Foreign Affairs will chair an in-person session. There will also be an AI Global Forum, co-hosted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Science and Technology. The Global Forum will focus on safety, innovation, and inclusiveness.
With this in mind, governments, companies, civil society, and experts will work together to develop governance building measures.