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LG Innotek hunts for talent in race to shape physical AI

LG Innotek is turning to America’s top universities for the researchers and engineers it hopes will help define its next generation of businesses, with physical artificial intelligence (AI) at the center of its recruiting push. The company said Tuesday that it recently held its Inno Connect recruiting event at the InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown, bringing together about 30 graduate students…

LG Innotek hunts for talent in race to shape physical AI

LG Innotek, a South Korean company at the forefront of physical artificial intelligence (AI) development, is actively seeking top talent from leading American universities to shape its future businesses. To attract the best researchers and engineers, LG Innotek recently hosted its annual Inno Connect recruiting event in Los Angeles, where it welcomed around 30 graduate students and experienced professionals from prestigious U.S. institutions such as Stanford, Caltech, Yale, and UCLA.

The event, which has been held in the U.S. since 2024, serves as a platform for LG Innotek to showcase its cutting-edge technology and connect with potential hires. The company's chief technology officer, Min John, and chief human resources officer, Lee Dong-hoon, were among the senior executives present to discuss research and development opportunities with the attendees.

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