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LG Electronics partners with world-class universities to offer an "AI Expert" course to enhance the expertise of its in-house AI workforce.
LG to Cultivate AI Experts at Carnegie Mellon and the University of Toronto
12 Master's and Doctorate-Level AI Developers Selected from Within the Company
16-Week Voice, Video, and Control Intelligence Individual Project
LG Electronics is partnering with world-class universities to cultivate top experts in the field of AI.

LG Electronics announced on the 22nd that it will operate an education and certification program to foster 'AI Specialists' in cooperation with Carnegie Mellon University in the United States and the University of Toronto in Canada.
LG Electronics recently selected 12 in-house master's and doctoral-level AI developers for training through technical interviews. The technical interviews were conducted by professors from each university, directly verifying the trainees' AI-related knowledge and expertise.
Selected trainees will receive 1:1 guidance from professors at each university for the next 16 weeks and carry out individual projects in the fields of voice intelligence, image intelligence, and control intelligence. Afterwards, the project results are reviewed by the certification committee, including the supervising professor, and the candidate is selected as an LG Electronics AI expert.
LG Electronics AI experts will develop core solutions to solve problems in major AI projects and serve as mentors to enhance the capabilities of researchers in the AI field.
Carnegie Mellon University was the first in the world to offer a master's and doctoral program in machine learning in 2002, and the University of Toronto is known as a mecca for AI and has achieved outstanding research results.
Since last year, LG Electronics has established a strategic partnership with the University of Toronto. Building on Canada's AI research infrastructure, LG Electronics has secured core AI technologies, a future growth engine. Having established the Toronto AI Lab, LG Electronics is focusing on securing core technologies through advanced deep learning research, while also collaborating with local AI startups and other leading universities in Canada.
Additionally, we have been running a 'Software Architect' training program with Carnegie Mellon University since 2011.
LG Electronics Chief Technology Officer Park Il-pyeong said, “We will lead the AI era by establishing strategic partnerships with world-class universities in the field of AI research and fostering AI experts with problem-solving capabilities and technological leadership.”
Meanwhile, LG Electronics operates various in-house certification systems, including software coding experts, software architects, software quality experts, and software security experts.
12 Master's and Doctorate-Level AI Developers Selected from Within the Company
16-Week Voice, Video, and Control Intelligence Individual Project
LG Electronics is partnering with world-class universities to cultivate top experts in the field of AI.
LG Electronics operates a training and certification program to foster AI experts.
LG Electronics announced on the 22nd that it will operate an education and certification program to foster 'AI Specialists' in cooperation with Carnegie Mellon University in the United States and the University of Toronto in Canada.
LG Electronics recently selected 12 in-house master's and doctoral-level AI developers for training through technical interviews. The technical interviews were conducted by professors from each university, directly verifying the trainees' AI-related knowledge and expertise.
Selected trainees will receive 1:1 guidance from professors at each university for the next 16 weeks and carry out individual projects in the fields of voice intelligence, image intelligence, and control intelligence. Afterwards, the project results are reviewed by the certification committee, including the supervising professor, and the candidate is selected as an LG Electronics AI expert.
LG Electronics AI experts will develop core solutions to solve problems in major AI projects and serve as mentors to enhance the capabilities of researchers in the AI field.
Carnegie Mellon University was the first in the world to offer a master's and doctoral program in machine learning in 2002, and the University of Toronto is known as a mecca for AI and has achieved outstanding research results.
Since last year, LG Electronics has established a strategic partnership with the University of Toronto. Building on Canada's AI research infrastructure, LG Electronics has secured core AI technologies, a future growth engine. Having established the Toronto AI Lab, LG Electronics is focusing on securing core technologies through advanced deep learning research, while also collaborating with local AI startups and other leading universities in Canada.
Additionally, we have been running a 'Software Architect' training program with Carnegie Mellon University since 2011.
LG Electronics Chief Technology Officer Park Il-pyeong said, “We will lead the AI era by establishing strategic partnerships with world-class universities in the field of AI research and fostering AI experts with problem-solving capabilities and technological leadership.”
Meanwhile, LG Electronics operates various in-house certification systems, including software coding experts, software architects, software quality experts, and software security experts.
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