South Korean President Lee Jae-myung said Wednesday that artificial intelligence is driving a broad industrial shift that is reshaping the global economic order, and that South Korea needs to respond with bold investment decisions and fast execution. He made the remarks at the opening ceremony of a policy briefing session attended by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy and other government departments. Lee said the world is going through a major transformation with the rise of AI and argued that this moment requires decisive policymaking, capital deployment and quick action. He also stressed the need to strengthen South Korea’s competitiveness, saying the government’s role is to identify trends, plan for the future and lay the groundwork for innovation. In addition, Lee said securing stable industrial growth potential and a strong energy security system is key to building a country that can withstand changes in the external environment. He added that the government should continue working to diversify export markets and supply chains, according to Jin10 as cited in the Odaily newsflash.
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung said Wednesday that artificial intelligence is reshaping the global industrial order and that South Korea needs “bold” investment and “swift” action to keep up with the shift.
Lee made the remarks at the opening ceremony of a policy briefing session involving the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy and other government departments.
Lee calls for bold decisions and rapid investment
“With the emergence of artificial intelligence, the world is going through a major transformation, and industrial structures are being reshaped. At a time like this, what we need are bold decisions, investment and swift action,” Lee said.
He stressed the importance of strengthening South Korea’s competitiveness. Lee also said the government’s job is to identify trends, plan for the future and lay the foundation for innovation.
Focus on energy security and supply chain diversification
Lee added that securing solid industrial growth potential and a strong energy security system is key to building a country that can withstand changes in the external environment.
He also said the government should keep working to diversify export markets and supply chains.
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