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The Ministry of Science and ICT and the Korea Communications Commission (hereinafter 'KCC') held the '2023 Science and ICT Day Commemorative Ceremony' on the afternoon of the 21st at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology Center.

Seoul National University, KAIST, and Hanyang University were designated as AI semiconductor graduate schools.

A domestic research team has succeeded in significantly increasing the reliability of photonic circuits used in technologies such as quantum computers and artificial intelligence (AI).

Prof. Kyo-min Jung's research team achieved first place in the accuracy category and third place in the overall human evaluation in the task-oriented conversational modeling with subjective knowledge section of the eleventh Dialogue System Technology Challenge (DSTC11), a global competition in the conversation system field, through joint research with LG AI Research team.

The Ministry of Science and ICT announced on the 3rd that it conducted a lecture on the principles and application of generative artificial intelligence (AI), the most widely known model being GPT, targeting major executives and employees.

Governments around the world are making every effort to dominate the semiconductor supply chain.

On the 2nd, Jong Ho Lee visited Mango Boost, the only DPU startup in Korea.

The Seoul National University Senate announced on the 9th that they have elected Professor Dong-Wook Kim from the Graduate School of Public Administration as the new chair for the latter half of the 17th term on the 7th of March.

As competition for technological dominance in the semiconductor industry intensifies and uncertainties in the global supply chain increase, competing nations are introducing various support measures to foster and protect their domestic industries.

SNU College of Engineering announced on the 14th that Professor Seon-Kyu Yu from the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering developed a technology that can control the scattering of light by analyzing the evolving pattern within the increasing number of particles in an optical network.