Seoul AI Foundation, MIT lab launch joint AI talent program for Korean students
University students take part in the Urban AI Seminar, a joint global talent initiative by the Seoul AI Foundation and Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Senseable City Lab. "We will establish a systematic foundation to help university students grow into leaders in urban AI."The collaboration kicked off in June with an "Urban AI Seminar" for 50 students, where MIT scholars demonstrated how data analysis can address pedestrian safety, urban economics and traffic design. That was followed earlier this month by a selective four-day summer school program titled "Open Walks Seoul."Held from July 13-16, the summer session brought together 25 top students from leading Korean institutions, including Seoul National University, KAIST and Yonsei University.
- ▪University students take part in the Urban AI Seminar, a joint global talent initiative by the Seoul AI Foundation and Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Senseable City Lab.
- ▪"We will establish a systematic foundation to help university students grow into leaders in urban AI."The collaboration kicked off in June with an "Urban AI Seminar" for 50 students, where MIT scholars demonstrated how data analysis can add
- ▪That was followed earlier this month by a selective four-day summer school program titled "Open Walks Seoul."Held from July 13-16, the summer session brought together 25 top students from leading Korean institutions, including Seoul Nationa
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University students take part in the Urban AI Seminar, a joint global talent initiative by the Seoul AI Foundation and Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Senseable City Lab. Courtesy of Seoul AI FoundationIn a bid to position itself as a global leader in artificial intelligence (AI), Seoul is turning its urban landscape into a living laboratory for the next generation of data scientists and urban planners.The Seoul AI Foundation said Monday that it has partnered with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Senseable City Lab — one of the world’s foremost research groups studying data-driven urban design — to launch a series of joint global AI education programs for university students in Korea.The initiative blends academic seminars, immersive summer courses, and hands-on…
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