Web3 AI Media 2025 Kicks Off in Seoul, Spotlight on AI-Powered Media

- March 28 in Seoul, Focused Discussions on Web3 and AI Technologies - Sharing Cases of AI Content Generation, Automation, and Blockchain Reward Systems The upcoming Web3 AI Media Seminar 2025, to be held in Seoul on March 28, will spotlight the transformation and potential of Web3 technology and AI media, setting trends for media technology. Co-hosted by Common Computer, Block Media, and Blockchain Today [Unblock Media], and supported by Microsoft, S.Pin, and Modu Research Institute, this event will bring together tech-based startups, media companies, platform enterprises, and blockchain experts to explore the intersections of innovation. The seminar will provide a multi-layered analysis of practical applications utilizing AI-based news automation and content generation AI, suggesting the potential transformation of media structures encompassing content creation, distribution, and consumption. One of the main topics of the event is AI Agents. The session titled "AI Agent, New Paradigm for Enterprises" by Wonseok Jung, CEO of ConnexionAI and Optverse, will illustrate how AI contributes beyond replacing repetitive tasks to assisting in corporate strategy formulation, decision-making, customer management, content creation, and data analysis. Park Yoonjung, Business Development Lead at Common Computer, will discuss media applications and automation cases of AI Agents. For example, Unblock Media's experimental AI news agent system automates the entire process of news collection, filtering, writing, and distribution, while a Germany-based startup provides new solutions for media breaking news competition through real-time sports article automation. Further discussions will focus on the structural changes brought about by the diffusion and connection of Web3 technology and AI Agents. Subin Ahn, Data Lead at Hashed, will explain in the presentation "Crypto x AI and the Role of Crypto Engine" how the tracking and rewarding of AI Agent activities within a token economy framework operates. The integration of AI and crypto enables a personalized media ecosystem based on user engagement and preferences. The resulting data ownership and reward structures are key aspects that blockchain can address. Seunghyun Kang, Lead at TON Korea Hub, will present "AI, Blockchain, Social Media: Restructuring the Digital Society," proposing a user-centered media consumption structure and collaboration model with AI Agents. The participatory media model, where users train AI Agents with consumed data and receive rewards for participation, aligns with the autonomous and fair digital society envisioned by Web3. The seminar will feature demo sessions where participants can directly experience AI-based content automation and personalization technologies. Attendees will practically verify the applicability of technologies by witnessing real-time AI-generated thumbnails, news content, and video editing results. Additionally, a post-event AI Media Alliance will be formed to continuously expand the network among presenters and participants. This aims to foster collaborative research, pilot projects, and the development of crossover platforms, ultimately achieving practical technological alliances. The Web3 AI Media Seminar will demonstrate how the dual pillars of AI and blockchain are reshaping the media industry, providing valuable insights for media industry workers, tech developers, and policymakers alike. This event emphasizes that advancements centered on automation, personalization, and decentralization mark not only the evolution of industrial structures but also the beginning of a cultural shift. Interested parties can register for online attendance via the official registration link, and further inquiries can be directed to Taehun Kim, Team Leader at Block Media, or Yoonjung Park, Lead at Common Computer.