
During his visit to DNB in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province, Kim noted that the AI transition (AX) is essential not only for advanced industries but also for the growth of small manufacturing businesses.
The meeting aimed to share successful cases of enhancing productivity through automated processes and creating a job-friendly corporate environment while gathering feedback from small manufacturers on the spread of AX.
DNB showcased how automating manufacturing and packaging processes has boosted productivity and revenue while maintaining jobs in areas that require human involvement.
Participants in the meeting unanimously agreed that AX is not an option but a necessity for strengthening the competitiveness of small manufacturing. They suggested establishing a comprehensive support system that includes on-site diagnostics based on professional consulting, technology and equipment support, and tailored training.
Additionally, a young worker recently employed in a prepared food manufacturing company shared insights on the changes brought by AX and offered opinions on youth employment policies.
Minister Kim stated, "I will incorporate the opinions from labor and management into the upcoming 'Basic Plan for Employment Stability in Industrial Transition,' which will outline a vision for the coexistence of technological advancement, labor, and people."
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