KIM SEUNGJIN (He/Him)

Ph.D., aSSIST University
  • Korea (Republic of)

About KIM SEUNGJIN

[Title: Ph.D. in AI Convergence Engineering | Specialist in Deciphering the AI Paradox]

■ Professional Overview As a Ph.D. in AI Convergence Engineering, I specialize in deconstructing the 'AI Paradox'—the critical gap between rapid technological innovation and stagnant systemic productivity. By synthesizing Robotics, IoT, Medical AI, and Digital Twins, I go beyond technical silos to identify structural bottlenecks where technological progress fails to generate social value, re-engineering these systems for optimal efficiency.

■ Research & Methodological Innovation I establish a pioneering frontier in AI Social Science by applying rigorous engineering system diagnostics to complex socio-technical structures. Through a proprietary analytical architecture—integrating structural causality with non-linear modeling—I identify critical leverage points within paradoxical systems, providing empirical evidence for systemic deadlocks and proposing optimized engineering pathways to resolve them.

■ Core Technical Expertise

  • Intelligent Systems & Medical Vision: Engineering high-precision recognition algorithms and autonomous agents tailored for clinical and industrial domains.

  • Digital Twin & System Simulation: Constructing synchronized digital replicas to simulate the dynamical mechanisms of the AI Paradox and evaluate system reliability.

  • Engineering System Analysis & Optimization: Designing decision architectures by combining critical factor identification within complex systems with original hybrid algorithms to maximize systemic synergy.

Recent Comments

Jan 13, 2026

"Deeply resonate! As a Ph.D. in AI Engineering, I’m investigating the 'AI Paradox'—where technological acceleration causes systemic deadlocks in education and labor. Beyond the 'tech vs. social' dichotomy, I apply nonlinear modeling to decipher these structural dynamics. My initial study is under peer review, and I’ve launched a large-scale global analysis to further this critique."

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