Gwangju City (Mayor Kang Ki-jeong) announced on the twelfth that it signed a 'business agreement for regional expansion of digital platform government' with the Presidential Digital Platform Government Committee in the town hall business room, with Mayor Kang Ki-jeong and Chairman Ko Jin in attendance.
The fundamental contents are ▲Establishment of an interconnected cooperation system to implement a digital platform government ▲Establishment of a next-generation local administration common system and integrated business platform for local public institutions ▲Establishment and operation of a regional digital platform government council ▲Progressive policy tasks for regional expansion of digital platform policies Discovery and promotion, etc.
With this agreement, Gwangju will promote a man-made intelligence (AI)-based service demonstration project using the National AI Data Center as a regionally specialized leading project of the Digital Platform Government and start constructing a neighborhood artificial intelligence (AI) and data industry ecosystem.
Particularly, as Korea's leading artificial intelligence (AI) city, Gwangju decided to actively cooperate in realizing a digital platform government by promoting various demonstration projects utilizing advanced infrastructure and industrial ecosystem.
To this end, ▲ 'Demonstration of life-friendly artificial intelligence (AI) hyper-personalized service' in reference to the national AI data center and infrastructure (infrastructure) ▲ 'Interactive customer center (AICC) demonstration model Gwangju based on ultra-large artificial intelligence (AI) 'Establishment' ▲We plan to focus our efforts on 'designating an information safety zone within the Honam area' where data information will be freely analyzed and utilized in a protected environment.
As well as, with a view to solve social problems using digital technology, we’re also developing and supporting public services based on artificial intelligence (AI) and data, resembling the event of a man-made intelligence (AI)-based risk notification system (voicebot) to stop lonely deaths. discussed.
Reporter Oh Deok-hwan odh@aitimes.com