Global cooperation, corporate innovation key to navigating AI uncertainty
JINJU, South Gyeongsang Province — International cooperation and corporate innovation have emerged as key priorities for navigating artificial intelligence (AI)-driven change and narrowing the digital divide, as former United Nations officials and executives from major conglomerates discussed ways to promote inclusive growth on Monday. The 2026 Jinju International Forum on Entrepreneurship, held…
JINJU, South Gyeongsang Province - International collaboration and corporate innovation have been identified as crucial elements in navigating the uncertainties surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) and bridging the digital gap, according to former United Nations officials and executives from prominent conglomerates who gathered for the 2026 Jinju International Forum on Entrepreneurship.
The two-day event, which took place on Monday and Tuesday, gathered global organization representatives and industry leaders to explore how entrepreneurship can assist businesses in navigating geopolitical disputes, supply chain adjustments, and the rapid advancements in AI technology. The first session, led by Oh Joon, the 71st president of the U.N.
Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), centered on the role of international organizations in fostering inclusive development as digital technologies transform economies. Nestor Osorio, the council's 69th president, emphasized the need for enhanced digital access and support for small-scale agricultural producers, asserting that technological progress should benefit communities beyond major urban centers and large corporations.
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