Breaking News: LG AI Researcher Leads Global AI Governance Discussions at UNESCO Forum
In a significant step towards shaping the future of artificial intelligence, Kim Myung-shin, chief of the LG AI Research Institute, recently participated in the UNESCO AI Ethics Global Forum in Bangkok, Thailand. This event, held on the 26th (local time), brought together over 1,000 participants from 194 member states and 12 international organizations to discuss global AI governance.
LG’scommitment to AI Ethics
LG has been a consistent participant in the UNESCO AI Ethics Global Forum, attending for the past two consecutive years. This year, they were the only Korean company to take part in the event. Kim Myung-shin’s participation didn’t just end with attending—he actively discussed the role of AI companies in global AI governance, featuring in a session that included Thomson Foundation, Microsoft, SAP, and Infosis.
The ‘AI Ethical MOOC’ Project
During the forum, LG AI Research Institute shared details of an upcoming project titled ‘AI Ethical MOOC’ (Massive Open Online Course). This global initiative aims to enhance AI ethical capabilities by developing and providing educational programs for AI experts, researchers, and policymakers worldwide.
The project, in collaboration with UNESCO, is designed to ensure that all stakeholders are well-equipped to develop and utilize AI technology responsibly. The initiative seeks to bridge the gap in AI ethical knowledge, fostering a more sustainable and ethical AI ecosystem.
Expanding Global Partnerships
LG AI Research Institute is extending its global collaborations with renowned institutions such as Harvard University, New York University, Notre Dame University, UN University, Mozilla Foundation, and the World Science and Technology Ethics Committee (COMEST). These partnerships are aimed at reinforcing the ethical standards in AI technology across the globe.
The achievements of these projects will be showcased at the AI Impact Summit, scheduled for February 2026 in New Delhi, India. This platform will allow for an exchange of insights and best practices among global AI governance stakeholders.
The Road Ahead
Kim Myung-shin emphasized the dual nature of AI technology as both an opportunity and a challenge for mankind. He voiced LG’s commitment to the establishment of AI ethics and international norms, reflecting the company’s dedication to responsible AI development.
As the international community continues to work on AI ethics, LG AI Research Institute will remain an integral part of these efforts, contributing to sustainability and ethical practices in the field of AI.
Keep an eye on archyde.com for the latest updates on global AI governance and how LG is driving forward these critical initiatives.
