TRAIN Seminar — Genesislab CAIO on Why Companies Lack Incentives to Invest in AI Trust
At the 2nd TRAIN seminar, Genesislab CAIO Yoo Dae-hoon argued that companies have no real business case for investing in AI trustworthiness today. His prescription runs in two directions at once: market conditions that make trust a differentiator, and law and regulation to set the floor.
Source: Digital Chosun (디지틀조선일보) — AI Trust Is Said to Matter, But Companies Have No Reason to Act on It Original in Korean
Digital Chosun covered the 2nd TRAIN seminar, held October 30 at Entrevelle in Seoul’s Gangnam district. The theme of the session was data governance, and Genesislab CAIO Yoo Dae-hoon spoke on the panel.
Yoo opened by positioning the company: “We’re an HR-domain AI vendor, and we’ve treated AI trustworthiness and governance as first-class concerns from the start.” Then he named the operational gap: “Even people inside governance teams struggle to decide which systems and solutions to actually build.”
His prescription pointed in two directions at once — market and regulation. He argued that the industry needs to reach a state “where hitting a certain bar on AI trustworthiness and data governance is what makes a product sell,” and added: “I would also welcome law and regulation.”
The seminar also included Professor Yoon Geon of Hanshin University and Cheon Seon-il, Senior Researcher at ThinkforBL. Remarks from the other speakers and the full context of the session are available in the original article.
