AI 거물과 그라운드의 베테랑, KBO를 달구는 두 가지 시선 > K-wave Trends

Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang, who is leading the trend in the global AI industry, is showing unconventional actions during his visit to Korea. He does not simply stay in business meetings between companies, but expands his contact with the public by directly jumping into Korean pop culture and sports scenes. In particular, his unique schedule of appearing on talk shows and throwing out the first pitch of a professional baseball game makes you realize the impact he has.

Jensen Hwang's first pitch will be held wearing a uniform commemorating 1993, the year of Nvidia's birth, and Doosan Group Chairman Park Jeong-won will personally throw the first pitch, adding more meaning. This is expected to go beyond a simple event and become a symbolic scene where AI technology and traditional industries such as manufacturing and sports seek cooperation. During this visit to Korea, he plans to meet with domestic game industry leaders to discuss the future of AI technology and achieve practical business results.

On the other hand, behind the spectacular events at the baseball stadium, there is also a person with a record of quietly maintaining his position. Referee Kim Jeong-guk achieved the milestone of appearing in 1,500 games in the KBO League, becoming the 35th player in history to do so. The news of AI innovators in the spotlight and referees who have led the game with thousands of decisions clearly shows that our current baseball stadium is a space where technological advancement and on-the-field dedication coexist.