When asked about the risk factors he is most concerned about in the next five years, Choi Tae-won named geopolitical risks and capital supply issues. He said, “Geological emergencies can easily drive up energy prices; if the AI industry is affected by all kinds of unexpected shocks during development, even if it is only a short-term impact, it will cause the industry to lose its growth momentum.” Regarding the funding level, he confessed, “The AI circuit requires huge amounts of continuous investment. Once the supply of capital cannot keep up, the current strong momentum for industry development will subside.” Choi Tae-won explained, “The reason we face this kind of pressure is essentially that artificial intelligence technology is not mature at this stage. It is expected that in about five years, AI technology will mature and stabilize like a child, and its reliability will improve dramatically. At that time, it will significantly boost the production efficiency of the whole society and start a healthy industrial cycle.”

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