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KCC Construction holds staff lecture on leadership in the AGI era
KCC Construction held a lecture for employees at its Seoul office on 12 October.
KAIST professor Kim Dae-sik spoke about artificial intelligence and artificial general intelligence, or AGI, and how they could change industries and workplaces.
He discussed how technology may affect people’s roles and decision-making.
The session focused on understanding and using AI, and on leading through change.
Construction work connects design, building and site management, so the company said staff at worksites and its head office need to understand technological changes together.
KCC Construction says it holds lectures with invited speakers every quarter.
KCC Construction held a staff lecture on leadership and literacy in the era of artificial general intelligence (AGI).
The lecture took place on October 12 at the company’s Seoul headquarters and was led by Kim Dae-sik, a professor at KAIST.
Kim discussed how AI and AGI could change industries, workplaces, human roles and decision-making.
Attendees included site managers, management staff and employees at the head office.
The company said construction teams at sites and headquarters need to understand technological changes together.
- Who
- KCC Construction staff attended a lecture by Kim Dae-sik, a KAIST professor.
- What
- The company held a lecture on literacy and leadership in the AGI era.
- When
- October 12; the company announced the event on October 13.
- Where
- The company’s Seoul headquarters.
- Why
- The company said people in construction need to understand technological changes across both site and head-office work.
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KCC Construction held the lecture at its Seoul headquarters.
KCC Construction announced that it had held the lecture.
- Speaker
- Kim Dae-sik, KAIST professor
- Duration
- Two hours
- Venue
- Connect Lounge, first floor of KCC Construction’s Seoul headquarters
- Attendees
- Site managers, management staff and head-office employees
- Regular programme
- KCC Construction holds lectures with invited experts every quarter
What people are saying
To prepare for the future of the construction industry, we need a broad perspective on other industries and technologies alongside the expertise built up at sites.
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