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  The Shift in Market Keywords and the Role of AI The Shift in Market Keywords and AI 2014 IoT Outlook: "Widespread, but Not Yet a Transition"]  ( 바로가기 ) "   "The vision seems promising, but the timing isn't right yet." One of the reasons why OOO's consumer market is lagging behind the enterprise market is that the majority of consumers don't even know whether OOO exists... The excerpt above is from an article written about 7 years ago, and while it may not be surprising now, the keyword that fits in the "OOOO" is IoT , not AI. In 2014, like most professionals at the time, I was also working on a research project with the goal of securing a market-leading solution based on IoT , which was considered the big trend at the time, following technologies like USN , Embedded Systems , and M2M . In my early 30s, driven by youthful ambition, I was desperate to secure manpower, technology, and funding , which were relatively lacking compared ...

Viewing the Market Through Your Own Lens! Viewing Your Market Through Your Own Lens "Sometimes, when I feel disconnected from my work, when things around me don’t go as I expected, or when new opportunities arise, I have a habit of stopping by a bookstore after work and randomly picking up a book to purchase. (Of course, buying a book doesn’t always mean I read it cover to cover. 😅) At some point, I started noticing a pattern—whenever I visited a bookstore, the books that caught my attention were about AI (its influence, transformation, and history), ML (Machine Learning), DL (Deep Learning), Python, and fundamental mathematics . I also found myself drawn to autobiographies of AI pioneers who had made remarkable contributions to the field. To me, this signified that the impact of AI on market trends had become something that professionals could directly feel in their daily work ." "The bus that has passed will not come back." In light of these changes, I started ...

Embracing Change and Challenges in Assigned Tasks! March 2016 – Working as a Researcher at a Shipyard] By the time I had spent five years working on Smart Shipbuilding and Smart Ship projects , news about "AlphaGo vs. Lee Sedol" started flooding in. Perhaps due to my experience working in a shipyard , where the shipbuilding industry is traditionally conservative and ICT adoption is challenging , I had developed a skeptical perspective toward AI. At that time, AI felt like nothing more than a buzzword —a term heavily used in marketing materials by global solution providers , rather than a truly transformative technology. (A highly personal viewpoint, of course.) Despite the overwhelming media coverage at the time, AI was nothing more than a buzzword in annual reports , something I routinely wrote year after year. To me, it was just another trendy term —one of many topics casually discussed among colleagues, mixed in with everyday office gossip. [November 2016 – C...