Addressing an audience of 2,000 industry experts at the Palexpo, Choi outlined a transition from current Physical AI to what he terms 'Soul AI.' His keynote, titled 'Today, Tomorrow, and the Day After Tomorrow,' challenged the industry to move beyond purely tech-centric development. He urged developers to treat AI as a vessel for preserving human love and cultural identity, a sentiment that earned significant applause from the global delegation.
Galaxy Corporation CEO Proposes Soul-Centric AI Vision in Geneva
Three humanoid robots performed a synchronized K-POP routine at the UN’s 'AI for Good' summit in Geneva, serving as a live backdrop for Galaxy Corporation CEO Yong-ho Choi’s vision of the future. He argued that the next phase of technological evolution must prioritize human emotion and memory over raw computational power.
The demonstration served to highlight Galaxy Corporation’s expansion into entertainment-based robotics. Choi showcased projects including 'MACH33,' the world’s first robot fashion show, and the Galaxy Robot Park. The latter, currently in a pre-opening phase, has already sold out its July weekend capacity. With a full launch scheduled for September, the venue aims to host over 1,000 K-POP robot performances annually. Through these initiatives, the company intends to build a global ecosystem where humanoid robots act as platforms for K-content, fashion, and emotional expression, effectively integrating synthetic entities into the fabric of daily human culture.
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