The AX Bridge Committee of the Korea Venture Business Association said on the 5th it is recruiting small and venture corporations in advance to participate in the "2026 AX Bridge webinar."
The webinar, now in its 11th year, will be held on the 27th. The theme is "Corporate AX execution strategy completed with policy, physical AI, and data." It goes beyond using generative artificial intelligence (AI) to introduce government policies, on-site application cases, and ways to strengthen data competitiveness for corporations seeking to introduce AI into actual services and manufacturing sites.
In the policy session, the Ministry of SMEs and Startups will give a presentation on "AI legal system and MSS's 2027 new AI projects." It will review key regulations under the Basic Act on Artificial Intelligence and the National Assembly's legislative trends for the Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises AI Act, and guide next year's new AI projects, including support for data and subscription fees.
In the corporations session, Hwang Seong-jae, CEO of XYZ, will give a lecture on "AX and RX innovation using AI service robots." Based on on-site application cases of physical AI that combines robots and AI, the lecture will present ways to improve work productivity and enhance customer experience through robot transformation (RX).
Kim Jae-hyun, CEO of Salin, will also give a presentation on "AI is a data battle." The presentation will explain ways to advance AI services using public web data and enhance competitiveness in physical AI. It will also share data collection and utilization strategies needed in the AI era.
This webinar was prepared to support the on-site adoption of physical AI, which is drawing growing interest from industry. By connecting government policy with corporations' real-world experiences, it will provide information and execution strategies that small and venture corporations can use.
Any demand corporation reviewing or pursuing AX adoption, as well as CEOs and employees of AI solution provider corporations, can participate in the webinar for free. Applications and details are available on the Korea Venture Business Association website.
An official at the Korea Venture Business Association said, "On the 10th webinar, we shared AX execution cases in finance, manufacturing, and work productivity, confirming strong interest on corporate sites with participation by about 430 people," and added, "We hope this webinar becomes an opportunity for small and venture corporations to establish AX execution strategies by consolidation policy, technology, and data, and we look forward to strong interest and participation."