1st Edition
Korean Studies in the Artificial Intelligence Era Volume 1: Innovations in Science, Engineering, Health, Business, Industry, and Ethics
1. Introduction
Young B. Choi
2. Utilizing Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Water Treatment and Management
Woo Hyoung Lee, Cheol Young Park, and Jungsu Park
3. Additive Manufacturing and the Future of Technology-Based Exports from the Republic of Korea: A New Era of Distributed, AI-Driven Engineering Innovation
Yongho Sohn, Kevin Graydon, and Seunghye Sohn
4. AI-Enabled Design of 3D-Printed Cardiovascular Devices: The Impact on Global Health Care
Yugyung Lee and Chi H. Lee
5. The Logic Gate XOR Plays a Critical Role in Various Applications
Yoon G. Kim
6. Beyond the Human Genome: Integrating the Sasang Typology and AI for Individualized Healthcare in the Korean Population
Jung C. Lee
7. AI and Machine Learning in Personal Finance: Evolution, Applications, and Insights from South Korea
Wookjae Heo
8. Analyzing Human Capital for Stock Valuation in the Artificial Intelligence Era: Comparing Western and Korean Cases Based on Business Communications
Hyuna Park and Jungshik Jason Hur
9. Strategic Mega-Project Management in the AI Era: Toward a Typology-Based Framework for Smart City Development
Paul Hong, Seung-Chul Kim, So-Hyun Park, and Zhezhu Wu
10. AI-Enhanced Supply Chain Mapping for Ocean Plastic Waste Reduction: Comparative Insights from Emerging Economies and Strategic Implications for Korea
Paul Hong and Mingu Kim
11. From Silicon Valley to Seoul: Contrasting Models, Shared Visions in Global AI Governance
Han Lheem
12. Conclusion
Jangwoon Lee
Biography
Seok Kang is Professor of Digital Communication at the University of Texas at San Antonio. He has made significant contributions to the field of digital communication, particularly in emerging technologies such as AI, VR, and social media, and their role in transforming journalism, communication practices, and society.
Wookjae Heo is Assistant Professor at Purdue University. Dr. Heo’s research work focuses on consumer financial behavior, risk assessment, and financial planning, with particular emphasis on applying advanced analytical methods like machine learning to financial planning problems.
Woo Hyoung Lee is Associate Professor in the Department of Civil, Environmental, and Construction Engineering at the University of Central Florida. He is a highly cited researcher with approximately 2,886 citations and 105 publications.
Jangwoon Lee is Professor of Mathematics at the University of Mary Washington. His work on innovative algorithms for solving complex mathematical problems has made an impact on applied mathematics.
Young B. Choi is Professor at Regent University with research experience at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology. His professional work includes the development of visual security assessment frameworks for wireless networks and the analysis of major cyber data breaches.






