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Choi Yongho, CEO of the global Physical AI entertainment technology company Galaxy Corporation, delivered the main keynote address at the world's largest AI event, the 'AI for Good Global Summit 2026,' hosted by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) under the United Nations, presenting his vision for the future of the AI industry. To introduce a new AI ecosystem that merges technology and cultural content to the world, CEO Choi showcased a K-POP humanoid robot performance on stage, captivating the attention of attendees.


At the event held on July 10 (local time) at Palexpo in Geneva, Switzerland, CEO Choi delivered a keynote speech titled "The Future of AI is Humanity." He categorized the evolution of AI into 'Today,' 'Tomorrow (Physical AI),' and 'The Day After Tomorrow (Soul AI),' emphasizing that, going forward, human sensibility and values must become the core elements driving AI advancement.


He stated, "The future of AI is not simply about performance competition or improving efficiency, but about developing technologies that incorporate human memory, love, and emotion." He added, "AI for humanity will lead the coming era." Concluding his speech, he shared the message, "Let's Give AI a Soul," which was met with applause from global AI experts and industry representatives in attendance.

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The event finale featured a K-POP humanoid robot performance presented by Galaxy Corporation. The robots performed authentic K-POP choreography, demonstrating a new type of content that delivers both culture and emotion, going beyond a mere technical showcase. The performance was recognized as a demonstration of AI technology's potential to expand into the performance and entertainment industries.


CEO Choi also introduced the world's first robot fashion show, 'MACH33,' and the newly pre-opened Physical AI theme park, 'Galaxy Robot Park.' Since reservations began, all weekend shows in July at Galaxy Robot Park have sold out, drawing significant attention. After its official grand opening in September, the park is scheduled to operate over 1,000 permanent K-POP robot performances annually.


As immersive experiences emerge as a core value of the future entertainment industry, space-based converged services like 'Galaxy Robot Park' are expected to establish themselves as innovative business models that maximize the utilization of offline spaces and expand the scale of the fandom economy.



CEO Choi stated, "Galaxy Corporation will continue to build a new cultural ecosystem where humans and robots can coexist by adding emotion and content to AI technology."


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