세부 프로그램 | 2025 경기국제포럼

Detailed Program
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Speakers

Detailed Program

10:00-11:00

Opening Ceremony

Opening Remarks · Moderator · Keynote Speech

Congratulatory
Remarks

Se Dol Lee Ulsan National Institute of Science
and Technology Department
of Mechanical Engineering
Distinguished Professor

Congratulatory
Remarks

Chan Jong Park Jeonbuk Disabled
Cycling Federation
Athlete

Keynote
Speech

Jürgen Schmidhuber King Abdullah University
of Science and Technology
Saudi Arabia
Professor

Keynote
Speech

Daniel Susskind King’s College London
Research Professor

11:05-12:15

Opening DialoguePlenary Session

Discussion on Solutions to Bridge the New Gaps and Inequalities Created by Technological Advancement

1) Keynote Speech
The keynote speech will present human-centered policy alternatives for the Great Transformation era. Leading experts will discuss inequality, the climate crisis, caregiving, and labor, emphasizing principles that restore human dignity through inclusive economic policies protecting the vulnerable.
2) Opening Dialogue
Building on the keynote speech, this dialogue will explore “The Role of Public Policy in Human-Centered Transformation,” addressing the social impact of advanced technologies, evolving policy directions, and strategies to improve quality of life.

Congratulatory
Remarks

Dong Yeon Kim Governor
of Gyeonggi Province

Opening Dialogue Panelist

Christine Zhenwei Qiang World Bank’s
Digital Vice Presidency
Global Director

Opening Dialogue Panelist

Jürgen Schmidhuber King Abdullah University
of Science and Technology
Saudi Arabia
Professor

Opening Dialogue Panelist

Daniel Susskind King’s College London
Research Professor

14:00-15:20

OpportunitySession 1

AI Technological Progress and Social Inequality

This session examines the social and economic inequalities emerging from the rapid spread
of AI technologies. It will discuss pathways to promote inclusive technology use and improved
technological accessibility, review structural drivers of inequality such as information and digital
literacy gaps, and explore policy measures including strengthened data publicness and improved
technological accessibility for vulnerable groups.

Moderator

Jae Hwe Ku The Center for the National Interest
Senior Fellow

Speaker

Alex Rosenblat The Markup & CalMatters
Sociotechnical Research Director

Speaker

Kyoung Chul Kong Korea Advanced Institute
of Science and Technology
Department of Mechanical
Engineering
Professor

Speaker

Kang Ho Bong Software Policy
and Research Institute
Senior Researcher

Speaker

Byoung Il Oh Digital Justice Network
President

15:40-17:40

ClimateSession 2

Rural RE100 : A Climate-Economy Model for the Mutual Prosperity of Agriculture and Industry

This session addresses the sustainability of rural communities amid demographic change
and the escalating climate crisis. It will highlight strategies such as agrivoltaics, rural–industry
collaboration and cooperative models, and the establishment of AI-driven agricultural ecosystems,
while also examining the roles of central and local governments in advancing coordinated and
forward-looking policy responses.

Moderator

Yun Soung Kim Chair of the Gyeonggi
RE100 Advisory Committee,
Gyeonggi Environmental
Energy Agency

Speaker

Makoto Tajima Institute for Sustainable
Energy Policies (East Asia)
Director

Speaker

Hae Cheong Park Ministry of Agriculture Food
and Rural Affairs Rural Carbon
Neutrality Policy Division
Director

Speaker

Yeon Ji Kim Gyeonggi Province
Energy Industry Division
Director

Panelist

Je hoon Sung Gyeonggi Province
Agricultural Research
& Extension Services
Director

Panelist

Soo Young Oh Yeungnam University
Institute of Clean Technology
Professor

Panelist

Jae woo Nam Korea Agrivoltaics Association
Secretary General

Panelist

Jae Gwan Choi Solar Dividend
Community Network
Representative

Panelist

Mun Sig Yoon Gyeonggi Province
Agricultural Policy Division
Rural Income Team Leader

10:00-11:10

CaregivingSession 3

Transformation of Care and Welfare in AI Era: Beyond Technology to People

This session considers the transformation of care and welfare systems in the AI era, emphasizing
the shift from technology-driven approaches to a paradigm that safeguards human dignity.
It will explore the application of AI and robotics in care services and assess the related ethical,
accountability, and inclusion challenges, as well as the potential for technology to reinforce
the social safety net.

Moderator

Young Jun Choi Yonsei University
Department of
Public Administration
Professor

Speaker

Mary Madden Georgetown University
Graduate School
of Arts & Sciences
Adjunct Faculty

Speaker

Daniel Hoffman Herndon Virginia
Town Manager

Speaker

Jeung Kun Kim Kangnam University
Department of Senior Business
Associate Professor

Speaker

Hong Soo Kim Seoul National University
AI Health and Care Center
Director

11:30-12:55

LaborSession 4

The Platform Economy and Jobs in the 3X (AI, Digital, Green) Era

This session examines the institutional challenges facing the labor market and platform economy
amid industrial changes driven by AI, digitalization, and the green transition. It will review key reform
priorities—including the protection of platform workers’ rights, the enhancement of social security
systems, and the modernization of labor standards—and discuss strategies for workforce training
and skills development in response to technological change.