Jeonnam Yeosu City Council (Chairman Baek In -sook) will begin to enact the essential ordinance of artificial intelligence (AI). To this end, town council held a policy debate and discussed ways to support AI revitalization and secure safety.
Background and goal of enacting the AI ​​Ordinance
The Yeosu City Council plans to organize ordinances to stop social problems while effectively utilizing them as AI technology is rapidly spreading to varied industries and administration.
Specifically, a consensus was formed that a policy that took into consideration the advantages and unwanted effects of the usage of AI was needed.
Representatives of the worker (Chairman) said, “The AI ​​market is changing rapidly, and Korea should systematically establish a plan to make use of artificial intelligence in each field in order that Korea doesn’t fall behind in competitors.” “We’re chargeable for improving advantages.”
Chairman Baek In -sook also said, “If the AI ​​gap occurs, social discrimination and ethical problems may be intensified.”
The policy debate was co -hosted by Yeosu City Council, Yeosu YMCA, and Yeosu Youth Training Center, and greater than 60 people attended town councilors, experts, educational officials, civil servants, youth and youth.
Dr. Kwang -Jin Moon, a researcher on the Korea Institute of Information and Communication Policy, explained the protection and biased issues which will occur through the introduction of AI, and suggested supplements to reflect them within the Yeosu AI Ordinance.
“The AI ​​Ordinance should take into consideration the consistency with the ‘Artificial Intelligence Law’ passed by the National Assembly, and particularly the AI ​​gap, employment policy, and artificial intelligence impact assessment must be included.”
The controversy also discussed the difficulty of AI imbalances that would occur in the sector of education.
Lee Jung -hoon, chairman of the Yeosu Prison Branch of Yeosu, and Kang Hyung -gyu, the director of the youth culture of the youth culture, said, “There may be a priority that educational imbalances may occur attributable to the difference in the flexibility to make use of AI between teachers and students.”
It also proposed a separate digital gap resolving ordinance to strengthen digital inclusion.
Choi Yon -na, who attended the youth representative (Jinseong Girls’ High School IT Business Administration), mentioned the dearth of AI learning opportunities, and said, “We’d like to expand training -oriented education, invitation lectures on experts, and supply job search opportunities.”
Essential considerations when enacting the AI ​​Ordinance in Yeosu City
When the Yeosu City Council enacts the AI ​​Basic Ordinance, the aspects that should be included are as follows.
â–² Maintaining the Basic AI Basic Law and Maintenance -The system of the ‘Artificial Intelligence Law’ passed by the National Assembly consistently matches the system of ordinances and embodies the implementation plan on the local government level.
â–² Set AI Ethics and Safety Standards -AI algorithm should prevent the bias of bias and establish an ethical standard to guard the rights of residents.
▲ Expansion of AI education and digital inclusion ▲ Expansion of AI education support for elementary, middle, high schools and young people ▲ Strengthening AI informatization for residents ▲ Preparation of the AI ​​gap for the underprivileged.
â–² Fostering AI industry and supporting corporate support â–² including local AI startups and company support policies â–² Preparation of public data open and AI research and development cooperation â–² Administrative innovation through the usage of AI Adoption of administrative systems and activation of information -based administration.
As well as, it is usually crucial to organize regulations to attenuate unwanted effects by often performing social impact assessments with the introduction of AI technology.
Yeosu plans to actively introduce AI into administrative services with the establishment of the AI ​​Ordinance.
An official from Yeosu City said, “We’re considering strengthening AI education in existing citizenship information education, attracting Yeosu branch of Yeosu, Jeonnam Software Future Future Center, and planning AI education schemes.”
There may be a growing voice that the establishment of the AI ​​Basic Ordinance in Yeosu is just not only a declaration, but a particular implementation plan and a continuous monitoring in order that it may possibly result in practical policies.
By Yang Joon -seok, reporter kailas21@aitimes.com
