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Human-centered cognitive software will create more jobs

Google 우선 소스Published2017.07.12 18:26
Professor Jo Kwang-soo revealed at the Software Quality Insights event
Augmented cognitive technology that compensates for human weaknesses plays a role in job creation


The 23rd Software Quality Insights was held on the 12th at the International Conference Room of Nurikim Square in Sangam-dong, under the theme of drone and unmanned vehicle technology innovation and jobs created through software engineering.

Hosted by the Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning and organized by the National Information & Communication Technology Promotion Agency (NIPA), this event was held with the participation of over 700 people, demonstrating keen interest in drones and unmanned vehicles. The event began with a special lecture by Professor Kwang-Soo Cho of Yonsei University on "Human-Centered Perception Software for Drones and Autonomous Vehicles," followed by separate tracks for drones and unmanned vehicles (autonomous driving).

In the drone track, Professor Song Yong-kyu of Korea Aerospace University presented on the development trends and prospects of unmanned aerial vehicles, while CEO Kim Hoe of Withfly Excellence spoke on drone technology convergence and business model strategies. In addition, Dr. Ryu Ji-hyung of ETRI (unmanned vehicle development platform) and Professor Lim Heon-young of Kyungwoon University (AI-based drone autonomous/swarm flight technology) participated in the presentation.

In the autonomous driving track, Dr. Lee Jae-kwan of the Korea Automotive Parts Research Institute gave a presentation on the development trends and response strategies for autonomous driving, while CEO Hwang Do-yeon of Obigo discussed the technology development trends of unmanned vehicle infotainment integrated platforms.

In addition, Senior Manager Lee Ju-han of SsangYong Motor focused on high-reliability safety technology issues for smart cars, while Manager Yang Seung-seok of MDS Technology presented methodologies for developing perception algorithms for autonomous vehicles.

In particular, Professor Cho Kwang-soo (Yonsei University), who gave a special lecture on this day, emphasized Augmented Intelligence , which is human-centered artificial intelligence compared to the generally known artificial intelligence (AI). He stated that augmented intelligence, which strengthens human weaknesses and serves as a complement, makes humans superior and enables them to better manage their work and income.

Professor Cho described cognitive software as "augmented cognitive technology that compensates for human weaknesses" and emphasized that future jobs should also be viewed from the perspective of cognitive science. Addressing the audience's question regarding the relationship between jobs and artificial intelligence, he stated, "As seen in the example of IBM's Watson, more people visited hospitals in Korea that adopted it," adding that "AI can make even small hospitals comparable to large ones." He also expressed the view that if AI acts as a complement, more jobs will be created for it.
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