Under the theme “Designing the future of humanity with AI — AI x metaverse: a new frontier for startup innovation,” Min encouraged students to pursue entrepreneurship that combines innovation with empathy.
As part of the "Global Leader Special Lecture" series, the program featured team-based startup simulations that challenged students to develop business concepts incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) and metaverse technologies.
Emphasizing the importance of practical experience, Min said, “Now is the best time for humanity to grow alongside AI with creativity and empathy.”
He added, “Global companies expect even fresh graduates to have real-world experience. This lecture was designed to help students build the competitiveness needed to join global firms or launch their own startups.”
Min is a long-standing advocate of English education, using language as a tool to foster global citizenship and intercultural understanding.
In 2007, he founded Korea's first major digital civility campaign, the Sunfull movement, to combat cyberbullying and hate speech. The initiative has since generated more than 10 million positive comments and was formally endorsed by all members of the National Assembly. In 2018, Min launched the world's first Internet Peace Prize to honor contributions to online civility.
Min is also the author of "Land of Squid Game," a bilingual book recently published in Turkish, which introduces Korean traditional games and communication styles to global readers.