Student Entrepreneur Jeong In-seo Donates for the third 12 months since 2024, 2025
“Please use it for inclusive AI for the weak.”
Jeong In-seo, a student in KAIST’s Department of Convergence Human Resources and CEO of Music Tech Startup MPAG, donated 1 billion gained to KAIST. According to Chung’s will, KAIST plans to make use of the donation to domesticate synthetic intelligence (AI) skills for the socially deprived such because the disabled.
Jung is a student entrepreneur who has been specializing in “solving social problems through technology” whereas engaged on start-ups and analysis actions whereas attending college. He has been finding out know-how for marginalized folks underneath the steering of Professor Gah Hyun-wook of the Department of Convergence and Human Resources.
Professor Ga, who’s visually impaired, is a scientist who research science and know-how for the disabled, comparable to medical AI and rehabilitation engineering. Chung, who stated, “I want to do science and technology research that contributes to the world,” was influenced by Professor A and researched applied sciences for the disabled collectively.
Jung studied software program for the deaf and two-way communication assistive know-how units for the audiovisual and obtained consideration from home and worldwide conferences. His analysis outcomes additionally led to a number of patent functions.
In addition, he based MPage and developed it into a music gross sales platform with greater than 4 million world members. MPage supplies AI music training companies and is presently growing a braille rating provision operate for the visually impaired.
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KAIST plans to make use of Chung’s donations for grasp’s and doctoral training analysis packages in “AI Rehabilitation Assistance Engineering” for the disabled and weak in know-how and society at KAIST’s AI University. Chung delivered the specified donation to KAIST, saying, “Now that AI technology is rapidly developing, ‘inclusive AI’ is essential that the benefits reach the disabled and the technology vulnerable.”
The program is deliberate to extend the continuity and professionalism of the analysis by Professor Ga in cost of operation and steering. Chung stated, “I am confident that the number of talented people in this field will increase through regular graduate courses, and KAIST’s professional AI research capabilities will be the priming water.”
Chung additionally donated to KAIST in 2024 and 2025. The donation was used for the creation of the Convergence Creativity Workshop by the Department of Convergence Human Resources and the Department of Computer Science.
KAIST President Lee Kwang-hyung stated, “The decision of Jeong In-seo, who donated to realize the future and social values of his alma mater, is a great example for all KAIST members. We will do our best to cultivate inclusive AI talents so that the benefits of technology can spread throughout society using the will of the donor.”