On the 16th, Jeonju City held a "Youth Humanities Integration Career Concert" at Haeseong High School auditorium for 386 1st and 2nd-year students.

Under the theme "Artificial Intelligence Challenges, How Will Humans Respond," philosopher Professor Kim Jae-in from Kyung Hee University was invited to speak at the event, where he philosophically reflected on the existence and role of humans in the age of artificial intelligence.

Professor Kim emphasized, "In the era of AI, humans must know how to think for themselves," explaining to students the dangers that can arise when humans rely on machines for thinking and decision-making, as well as the unique value of humans.

The city expects that this lecture will provide young people with an opportunity for self-reflection and broaden their career exploration through humanistic insights.

Jeonju City's Head of Lifelong Learning, Kim Seon-ok, stated, "We will continue to expand humanistic career special lectures based on arts to enable young people to autonomously design their lives."

Meanwhile, this year, Jeonju City is operating the "Outreach Humanities Integration Career Concert" for a total of 2,096 students from 8 schools.