Cheong Wa Dae to Host '2080 Dialogue' Featuring Generations Sharing Different Experiences and Values

Cheong Wa Dae is hosting the "2080 Dialogue," bringing together an 80-something former chairperson of the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) and a 20-something youth advisor from the Ministry of Science and ICT to exchange views on major social issues, including artificial intelligence (AI).

The Office of the Presidential Secretary for National Integration at Cheong Wa Dae announced that the second episode of the "National Integration, Dialogue is Needed" broadcast will be live-streamed via KTV at 2:00 p.m. today (September 2).

Appearing on today's broadcast are Kim Myong-ja, an 82-year-old former KAIST chairperson and former Minister of Environment, alongside Lee Mu-geun, a 20-something youth advisor at the Ministry of Science and ICT, who will engage in a conversation on major social issues including artificial intelligence (AI).

Cheong Wa Dae stated, "It is about two generations who have lived through different eras, had different experiences, and view society differently coming together to share their respective experiences and values," adding, "Understanding each other's experiences through dialogue and finding common ground where we can live together despite our differences is the starting point of national integration."

Previously, the first broadcast on August 19 featured television personality Hong Seok-cheon and young part-time worker Park Hyun-woo, who discussed the difficulties faced by self-employed business owners and part-time workers in their respective fields.

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