100 high school students to learn automotive AI at Hyundai Motor training center

One hundred high school students enrolled in work-based learning programs will visit a Hyundai Motor training center to learn how artificial intelligence is applied in the automotive industry. The program covers production processes and electric vehicle systems, with participants also experiencing industrial worksites through mixed-reality technology.

The Human Resources Development Service of Korea said Wednesday it will hold a "domain AI" lecture for 100 high school work-study participants at Hyundai Motor's Industrial Transition Joint Training Center in Asan, South Chungcheong Province. Domain AI refers to AI tailored for use in specific industries or job functions.

Hyundai Motor experts will lead the session, explaining automotive production processes and electric and eco-friendly vehicle systems while introducing real-world cases of AI adoption in the industry. Participants will tour a vehicle disassembly and assembly facility and take part in a mixed-reality-based program. A career exploration component has also been prepared, allowing students to examine how technological shifts in the automotive sector are creating and reshaping job roles.

"We hope this Hyundai Motor domain AI lecture will be of great help to the work-study participants who dream of becoming future automotive professionals," said Lee Byung-hoon, chairman of the Human Resources Development Service of Korea. "The agency will continue to support field-centered education to encourage the dreams of young people."