Bengaluru: Paving the way for the adoption of ethical AI ecosystems in upskilling of students, the consul general of the Republic of Korea in Chennai, Chang-Nyun Kim, on Tuesday said, “Govts must now act not only as regulators but also as facilitators and enablers of ethical AI ecosystems — ensuring inclusion, equity, and readiness for the changing job landscape.” He was speaking at the Indo-Korea International Conference, organised by Christ deemed-to-be University here.The 5th edition of the conference brought together over 50 delegates from South Korea and India. The conference also hosted an Indo-Korea AI film festival where AI-themed projects such as Eddington, Gulliver in Yuldo, Silk Road Man Marco Polo, Me with the King Kempegowda, and The Rude Upstairs Neighbour were screened. A series of focused panel discussions was held that brought together academicians, policymakers, and developers on key themes around AI.
