Addressing an audience of 2,000 industry experts at the Palexpo, Choi outlined a transition from current Physical AI to what he terms 'Soul AI.' His keynote, titled 'Today, Tomorrow, and the Day After Tomorrow,' challenged the industry to move beyond purely tech-centric development. He urged developers to treat AI as a vessel for preserving human love and cultural identity, a sentiment that earned significant applause from the global delegation.
The demonstration served to highlight Galaxy Corporation’s expansion into entertainment-based robotics. Choi showcased projects including 'MACH33,' the world’s first robot fashion show, and the Galaxy Robot Park. The latter, currently in a pre-opening phase, has already sold out its July weekend capacity. With a full launch scheduled for September, the venue aims to host over 1,000 K-POP robot performances annually. Through these initiatives, the company intends to build a global ecosystem where humanoid robots act as platforms for K-content, fashion, and emotional expression, effectively integrating synthetic entities into the fabric of daily human culture.
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