Korea Foundation for the Advancement of Science and Creativity holds AI Creation Competition

The Korea Foundation for the Advancement of Science and Creativity is holding a contest to create fairy tales, children's songs, webtoons, and posters using artificial intelligence (AI).

Boryeong holds an event to send citizens' wishes to the moon.

▲ The Korea Foundation for the Advancement of Science and Creativity announced on the 22nd that it is recruiting participants for the ‘AI Creation Contest’ held as part of the national artificial intelligence (AI) competition. The contest is run by creating various creative works such as fairy tales, children's songs, webtoons, and posters using generative AI tools provided by domestic AI companies. A total of 1,500 people will participate in the preliminary round, including the three tracks, and 150 will advance to the finals. Regional preliminary rounds will be held sequentially in major cities across the country, starting with BEXCO in Busan on June 21.

▲ Boryeong [003850] announced on the 22nd that it will conduct a citizen-participatory ‘My Wish to the Moon’ message wall campaign at eight institutions, including major general hospitals and universities across the country. Boryeong is pursuing a project to send the winning drawings and video messages from the HIS Youth Elementary School Youth Space Contest to the moon in the second half of this year by mounting them on the American space company Intuitive Machines' lunar lander 'Nova-C'. Wish messages from citizens collected through the campaign will also be sent to the moon.

▲ The Science and Technology Policy Institute (STEPI) announced on the 22nd that it will hold the STEPI Global Symposium under the theme of 'Innovation in response to change: Innovation ecosystem and R&D in the AI ​​era' at the Centennial Samsung Hall of Korea University in Seongbuk-gu, Seoul on the 28th. This event will be held in conjunction with the pre-event for the 'R&D Management Workshop 2026 in Seoul' held at Korea University on the 29th and 30th. At the event, Cambridge University professor Tim Marshall and others will make presentations.

▲ The Nuclear Safety and Security Commission announced that Chairman Choi Won-ho held a communication meeting with the regional nuclear safety council chairmen in Yuseong-gu, Daejeon on the 22nd. This meeting was prepared to hear the voices of local residents around nuclear facilities on current issues such as the construction of new nuclear power plants, continued operation, and construction of spent nuclear fuel storage facilities. Chairman Choi thanked the council for its hard work and asked for the council's interest and cooperation in creating a safe nuclear safety environment in the region.

▲ The Aerospace Administration's Space Environment Center announced on the 22nd that it conducted 'space environment specialized training' for forecasters belonging to the Space Weather Team of the Air Force Operations Command's Space Operations Squadron from the 14th to the 22nd. The training was designed to advance space environment impact response work using the space environment equipment owned by the Air Force.