Prior to the 2023 World Emerging Security Forum,
the Ministry of Foreign Affairs held a WESF roundtable
in collaboration with the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
to promote domestic expert discussions on emerging security threats
(Language of videos is only be serviced in Korean)
Future and Solutions of Emerging Security Threats – Focusing on Cyber and AI
September 15th. 2023.
Four Seasons Hotel SEOUL, Grand Ballroom
SESSION 1
Global Security Implications of Generative AI
As technological competition accelerates, we discussed AI-related strategies that need to be preemptively reviewed in response to generative AI changing the face of future warfare.
Opening Remakrs : Park Yong Min, Deputy Minister for Multilateral and Global Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Congratulatory Remarks : Lee Seung Seob, Security & External Cooperation Advisor of KAIST
Presenter : Yoon Jeonghyeon, Associate Research Fellow of Emerging Security Studies, INSS
Panel : Cho Sanggeun, Research Professor of National Future Strategic Technology Policy Research Institute, KAIST
Panel : Cha Jungmi, Director of Center for International Strategies at National Assembly Futures Institue
Panel : Ahn Sung Won, Head of AI Policy Research at Software Policy & Research Institute
Moderator : Song Yun Seon, Adjunct Professor of Graduate School of Political Sudties, Kookmin Univ.
SESSION 2
The Future of Cyberhacking and Cybersecurity
We discussed ways to respond to cyber threats that are becoming more sophisticated and diverse, such as malicious programs that demand money and theft of virtual money.
Presenter : Kim Yongdae, Professor of Graduate School of Information Security, KAIST
Panel : Park Chunsik, Professor of Department of Cyber Security at Ajou University
Panel : Son Kwang Soo, Research Fellow of KB Research
Panel : EJR Cho Deputy Director of International Relations Studies, INSS
Moderator : Lim Jong-in, Emeritus Professor at School of Cybersecurity, Korea University