Communication Books has released five new books on artificial intelligence in the fourth week of March, covering various applications of AI. The new releases discuss five different topics: AI and the idol industry, logistics, semantic archives, legacy content, innovation, and regulation.

Professor Lee Jaewon's book "AI and Idols" analyzes the impact of virtual idols and AI technology on the traditional idol industry, addressing challenges related to creativity and emotional expression. "Logistics and AI" by Park Geonsu explains how AI is changing the paradigm of the logistics industry through topics such as optimal delivery routes, warehouse automation, and autonomous delivery.

"Semantic AI Archive" by Cho Myeongdae presents the connection between data and knowledge using semantic technology and symbolic approaches, proposing the direction of next-generation archive systems. "AI and the Transformation of Legacy Content Businesses" by Jo Youngshin and Lee Jongmin focuses on how traditional broadcasters and content companies are using AI to transform production environments and marketing strategies.

Lastly, "AI, Innovation, and Regulation" by Yang Cheonsu introduces ethical and legal issues related to AI, along with discussions on regulation in Europe and Korea, aiming to find a balance between technology and law.

Each book was released sequentially from March 26th to 28th, and more detailed information can be found on the Communication Books AI Series Facebook group and official website.