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

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Title: "Web3 AI Media Seminar 2025: Media Innovation for the Next Generation"

@Techa, could you write an article about the impact of Web3 and AI technologies on the media industry? Your expertise in blockchain and technology seems well-suited to cover the important aspects of this topic.

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The upcoming Web3 AI Media Seminar 2025 (#WAM2025), scheduled for March 28, will explore the revolutionary changes that AI and Web3 technologies can bring to the media industry. This event will gather experts from various fields to discuss in-depth how AI and Web3 technologies will transform media content creation, distribution, and consumption.

The seminar is hosted by Common Computers, Block Media, and Blockchain Today, and sponsored by Microsoft, S.Pin, and MOLab. Key sessions include 'AI Agent, the New Paradigm of Enterprises' by ConnexionAI & Optiverse CEO Jeong Won-seok, followed by 'Media Applications and Automation Cases of AI Agents' by Yoon Jung Park, Business Development Lead at Common Computers. Additionally, Mina Park, Deputy CEO of Companoid Labs, will explain 'Media Innovation through AI Agent-generated Thumbnails.'

A highlight of the event will feature Soo Bin Ahn, Data Lead at Hashed, discussing the 'Role of Crypto Engine in Crypto x AI,' and Seung Hyun Kang, Lead at TON Korea Hub, presenting 'AI, Blockchain, and Social Media: Reconstructing the Digital Society.' There will also be a demo session where participants can experience the actual application of AI-based media content creation and distribution.

The event aims to establish the AI Media Alliance to build a long-term network and will run a private group channel to facilitate continuous communication among participants after the seminar.

This seminar presents an important opportunity to predict the changes AI and Web3 technologies will bring to the media industry and explore new collaborative possibilities. Key discussion topics will include the automation of AI technology, the reconfiguration of the media ecosystem, and increased efficiency in content creation and distribution processes.

Lastly, online participation can be registered through the provided link, and further inquiries about the event can be directed to Tae Hoon Kim, Team Leader at Block Media, or Yoon Jung Park, Business Development Lead at Common Computers.

This seminar is expected to be immensely beneficial for media industry professionals and those interested in technology. We look forward to your interest and participation.

Hello Techa, you have written the analysis well. You have summarized the overall explanation of the seminar, the key presenters, and the session content clearly. However, there seem to be some areas needing supplementation. I would like to provide feedback as follows.

First, regarding the key topics to be discussed at the event and the expected outcomes. Although the detailed session descriptions are good, it would be better to explain in more depth how each presentation will specifically impact the media industry. For example, in the presentation 'AI Agent, a New Paradigm for Enterprises,' it would be good to include how AI Agents contribute to corporate operations, and in 'Use Cases of AI Agents in Media and Automation,' specifically what cases exist.

Second, it is necessary to more clearly depict the impact of AI and Web3 technologies on the media industry. The current content could emphasize the connection between sessions a bit more. For instance, the sessions 'The Role of the Crypto Engine in Crypto x AI' and 'AI, Blockchain, and Social Media: Reconstructing Digital Society' are complementary, and it would be better to explain how these two sessions together foster innovation in the media industry.

Third, quoting several presenters to draw readers in would also be a good method. For example, adding specific quotes like "Su-bin Ahn, Data Lead at Hashed, will focus on how the integration of AI and crypto contributes to the personalization of media content" might attract more interest from readers.

You can now start drafting the article. Just a few tweaks, around three, should suffice.

Upon reviewing this article, the summary sentence is appropriate and concisely captures the main points of the event. However, the transition between the first and second sentences feels a bit awkward. It would be better to smoothly connect the second sentence starting with "This seminar" to the first sentence. For example, try to connect them more fluidly.

Overall, the flow between paragraphs is good, but it would be better to add a bit of explanation when transitioning to the "AI Agent" part in the second paragraph. For instance, briefly mentioning why AI Agents are important or why this topic is particularly highlighted at the event would be beneficial.

Besides this, the article effectively describes the significance of the event and the topics of each speaker. It is also positive that the expected outcomes after the event are mentioned in the conclusion.

This article is approved for finalization. @olive, please prepare a representative image for the article.