대용량의 데이터를 학습해 문장이나 이미지를 만들어 내어 인간의 창작 영역을 넘보는 생성형 인공지능, 그 중 최근 화제를 불러 일으키고 있는 대화형 인공지능 ChatGPT에 관해 알아보고, 그 개발배경으로부터 ChatGPT가 불러올 변화와 한계에 대해 생각해볼 기회를 제공하고자 한다.
Generative Artificial Intelligence crosses the realm of human creation of sentences or images by learning large amounts of data.
Seon Ho Kim, Research scientist will provide the opportunity to think about changes and limitations by talking about artificial intelligence ChatGPT and its development background.
코리아타운 로타리클럽(회장 박소연)이 후원하고 LA 아시안 정의진흥협회(AAAJ-LA)와 한미연합회, 홀라백!(Hollaback!)이 공동 주최하는 한인 커뮤니티 대상 ‘아시안 아메리칸에 대한 인종혐오와 괴롭힘을 방지하기 위한 제3자 개입 훈련’이 온라인으로 실시된다.
17일 오전 10시 줌 화상으로 열리는 이 세미나는 1시간짜리 대화식 훈련으로 한국어로 진행되는 무료 프로그램이다.
박소연 회장은 “요즘 사회적 이슈로 떠올랐고 바로 곁에서 늘 경험하는 부분이지만 인지하지 못하거나 심각한 일을 당하더라도 어떻게 대처해야 할 지 모르고 혹은 보복이 두려워서 조용히 침묵할 수 밖에 없는 한인들에게 아시안 증오 범죄 및 괴롭힘에 대처하는 방법, 또한 주변에 증오범죄를 당하는 사람을 보았을 때 도움을 줄 수 있는 방법 등에 대한 세미나를 후원, 마련했다”고 밝혔다.
이날 세미나는 미세한 공격에서 폭력에 이르기까지 아시안 아메리칸들이 직면하고 있는 차별의 유형에 관해 설명하고 제3자의 개입이 피해자, 개인들과 커뮤니티에 주는 긍정적인 영향력에 관해 배우게 된다.
코리아타운 로타리클럽(회장 박소연)이 후원하고 LA 아시안 정의진흥협회(AAAJ-LA)와 한미연합회, 홀라백!(Hollaback!)이 공동 주최하는 한인 커뮤니티 대상 ‘아시안 아메리칸에 대한 인종혐오와 괴롭힘을 방지하기 위한 제3자 개입 훈련’이 온라인으로 실시된다.
17일 오전 10시 줌 화상으로 열리는 이 세미나는 1시간짜리 대화식 훈련으로 한국어로 진행되는 무료 프로그램이다.
박소연 회장은 “요즘 사회적 이슈로 떠올랐고 바로 곁에서 늘 경험하는 부분이지만 인지하지 못하거나 심각한 일을 당하더라도 어떻게 대처해야 할 지 모르고 혹은 보복이 두려워서 조용히 침묵할 수 밖에 없는 한인들에게 아시안 증오 범죄 및 괴롭힘에 대처하는 방법, 또한 주변에 증오범죄를 당하는 사람을 보았을 때 도움을 줄 수 있는 방법 등에 대한 세미나를 후원, 마련했다”고 밝혔다.
이날 세미나는 미세한 공격에서 폭력에 이르기까지 아시안 아메리칸들이 직면하고 있는 차별의 유형에 관해 설명하고 제3자의 개입이 피해자, 개인들과 커뮤니티에 주는 긍정적인 영향력에 관해 배우게 된다.
Youn Sim, Ph.D., P.E., ENV SP is a 23-year veteran at the County of Los Angeles. As the agency’s Sustainability & Innovation Officer and Principal Engineer, he led the sustainability initiatives through strategic planning, policy development and implementation, and long-range planning of sustainable infrastructure management. He has been invited to give numerous speeches at Universities, and national conferences and workshops.
He received a Ph.D. from University of California at Irvine in Civil Engineering. He is the former chair of the Sustainability Committee of American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). He has been actively serving Korean American community as the former Southern California chapter President of Korean American Scientists and Engineers Association (KSEA). He is currently serving as a President of Korean American Chapter of UCI Alumni Association.
Speech Highlights
The speech will discuss various climate change effects on our daily lives and the community and the consequent impact to our business in the short and long run. Also covered in the speech will be latest policy measures from local, state, and federal governments as well as industry activities to adapt to climate change impacts.
Brady Connell will be our guest speaker of our regular meeting on October 26, 2021, Tuesday, 12:15 pm at JJ Grand Hotel.
“Extreme Makeover: Rotary Edition” How your club can participate in home makeover projects to help homeowners in need.
“Working with district to grow your Membership"
BRADY CONNELL
Brady serves as Executive Producer and showrunner of ABC’s holiday television series The Great Christmas Light Fight. He was also Executive Producer of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition where he supervised the television production and construction of over 100 new homes for deserving families. Brady has helped launch some of television’s most successful series, including Survivor and The Amazing Race.
Brady is past president of the Playa Venice Sunrise Rotary Club, and is currently Senior Assistant Governor of Membership. From 2018-20 he spearheaded the district’s Habitat for Humanity project, helping to build 10 homes for deserving families in Culver City... which yielded over 1600 total volunteer hours from 12 different clubs.
We will have regular meeting on September 14, 2021, 12:15 pm at JJ Grand Hotel.
As I announced earlier, we have a very special guest speaker, Dr. Daniel W Chang on September 14. Dr. Daniel W. Chang is a neurologist in Los Angeles, California and is affiliated with multiple hospitals in the area, including Good Samaritan Hospital-Los Angeles and Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center. He received his medical degree from Keck School of Medicine of USC and has been in practice for more than 20 years.He will have a very special session named " Are we ready for evolution of consciousness?" at our meeting. This is about not only how to prevent dementia or Alzheimer disease but also our brain health, power of thinking, energy level of consciousness and more interesting topics!
PLEASE come and join our meeting!!!!
EOBO (Each One, Bring One)!
Auction items for fundraising will be always welcome.
Members: Soh Yun Kang, Joon Baek, David Shim, Suzie Oh, Christine Hong, Payton Bahk, Youngsoo Lee, Maria Moon, Kwangsoo Kim, Hyung Kim, Steven Kim, Dr. Moon Chang, Dr. Hong Il Kim, DJ Sun, Si Roh, Sunny Choi
Guests of DJ Sun: LimNexus attorney: Joo Hak Jun
Zoom: Myung Deering
GOALS
Goal is to HAVE FUN! Lots of social events.
Membership Drive – One members brings at least one new member throughout the year
Auction item – each member brings an auction item for fundraising throughout the year
BOOK CLUB
Headed by Dr. Suzie Oh
First meeting at Chosun Galbi 11am SHARP 7/29/21. Read any book you would like
DISTRICT EVENTS
District Breakfast
Humanitarian Trip – Puerto Rico
District Conference – Arrowhead, Brian Kim has offered
Working with other clubs
Cause-based (i.e. Mental health awareness)
Event for North Korean defectors
Club Budget
Please see budget attached to minutes below
Annual Membership - Back to normal, $2,000; $1,200; $300
Tool Utilization – Clubrunner website navigation
Soh Yun Kang – Tax Update
Gavin Newsom: 9.3% passthrough via personal income tax credit
Donate appreciated stock to charities
Donate RMD or IRA assets to charities
Today’s Member Introduction – Payton Bahk
FINES
Finemaster
Dr. Chang: $5
DJ Sun: $20 for brining in a guest member
AUCTION ITEM
Hyung Kim: Argentinian wine x2
Sunny Choi: $50
DJ Sun: scarf and tie
Dr. Moon Chang: $250
Guest Speaker: Christine Hong, top real estate agent
Members: Soh Yun Kang, Joon Baek, David Shim, Suzie Oh, Myung Deering, Christine Hong, Payton Bahk, Youngsoo Lee, Maria Moon
Guests of Soh Yun Kang: Kevin Park & CBB Bank employee
Zoom: Linda Shin
SURVEY RESULTS
Difficult past year, especially having to do Zoom meetings for the entire year. Despite that, survey results show mostly satisfactory and very satisfactory results
Club members are open to most social activities
Club members view our members as its greatest strength
Please see full survey attached to minutes below
GOALS
Goal is to HAVE FUN! Lots of social events. We even have a FUN CHAIR this year!
Membership Drive – One members brings at least one new member throughout the year
Auction item – each member brings an auction item for fundraising throughout the year
BOOK CLUB
Headed by Dr. Suzie Oh
First one meeting at David’s home. Read any book you would like
DISTRICT EVENTS
District Breakfast
Humanitarian Trip – Puerto Rico
District Conference – Arrowhead, Brian Kim has offered
Working with other clubs
Cause-based (i.e. Mental health awareness)
Event for North Korean defectors
Club Budget
Please see budget attached to minutes below
Annual Membership - Back to normal, $2,000; $1,200; $300
Tool Utilization – Clubrunner website navigation
Next Meeting
Skincare Guest speaker
FINES
Good news!
$20 Jon Kim – daughter started a new job
$20 Myung Deering – son started at Facebook
$20 Kevin Park – employee’s acquaintance tested positive for Covid, but company tested all employees and operations were able to resume after everyone tested negative
Demotion Party for the year 2020-2021 was held on June 23, 2021 at the Wilshire Country Club.
Outgoing president, Hyung J Kim, told that this meeting was the first in-person meeting during my term and he didn't expect that this would be the first and last (demotion) meeting.
Total 38 persons including guests joined the meeting and greeted each other and had fun with raffle (50/50, winner: Hong Il Kim), auction (Vitamix, Nespresso, Hacienda Golf course 4 sum, gift baskets and more) and karaoke contest.
The Rotary Club of Koreatown donated $2,500 each to Wilton Elementary School and Dr. Sammy Lee Elementary School to help the studets in need during this challenging pandemic time on March 18, 2021.
We, Rotarians, are grateful to have a change to serve our community and give an attention and care to the needy students in our community.
The Rotary Club of Korea Town donated $10,000 ($5,000 per each organization) to local organizations (KFAM and KYCC) to help the needy people in these tough circumstances due to Covid-19.
KFAM (Connie Chung Joe, CEO is our member, too) provides Living expenses to domestic violence victims who are suffering more in this Covid-19.
KYCC provides lunch in association with the local restaurants which are also suffering due to Covid-19 to seniors and low income residents.
One of our members, Yong Kyu Yi donated $25,000 for this and our club matched some funds. The remaining donation (and more funds to be raised) will be used for the local community in need.
RC Korea town had the first virtual meeting on April 14, 2020.
16 members joined in the zoom meeting and discussed about how to help our neighborhood in need in this Pandemic Covid-19 circumstances and decided to donate $2000 to KFAM and KYCC.
Rotary club of Koreatown on Feb 11, 2020, 12:15 pm -1:35 pm
1. Book club (Dr. Suzie Oh): book name Dare to lead, if any one wants to join book club, please contact Dr. Suzie Oh. 2. Fine (Fine Master: Moonserk Chang): Steven Kim $20 to forget four way test before rotary song 3. Auction:
Red Silk Tie donated by Moonserk Chang: Joon $50,
Rotary Ties donated by Moonserk Chang: Myung $20, Dai Lee $20,
Luggage band donated by Moonserk Chang: $10 for Maria, Sunny Choi, Kwangsoo Kim, Hongil Kim,
Happy Potter letter opener donated by Moonserk Chang: $20 by Steven Kim
Speaker: Madhava Das
Chief Researcher at Nutritional Research Maui
◦ How to live younger and healthier: Low fat, whole food, plant based foodis healthy. Low fat unrefined plant, low fat unrefined vegetable (LUV) ◦ Sprouts, leaves, flower, seeds ◦ Oil: addictive, olive oil is also not healthy. ◦ Your taste is surely readjusted ◦ Don’t fall for a Little bit fallacy.
Thank you, LEON for arranging such an wonderful speaker all the time.
Sue Johnson has been involved in scoring at professional golf tournaments for the U.S. Open, the U.S. Women's Open and the U.S. Senior Open. She used to do scoring for about 20 tournaments a year. How did that come about?
To accommodate more Rotarians’ schedule, we will begin our BOOK CLUB in the new year, 2020. We are tentatively shooting for Tuesday, March 17, 2020 @12 noon as our first book club meeting. Location TBD.
You read a book "Dare to Lead" and share your thought.
If more members are interested in joining us in our book talk, please let me know. drsuzieoh@gmail.com
Please bring your gifts of gently used clothes, and new underwear and socks, to distribute to the many homeless when you come to regular meeting at JJ Grand Hotel.
Today we were honored to have a special guest, District Governor Brad Robinson! Governor Brad spoke very enthusiastically about what a positive influence Rotary International had in his life as well as the changes other people have experienced. He gave a very encouraging speech and we look forward to his leadership in our district. Also present were his wife Catherine, Val Velasco, Sam Pirnazar, and John Colville. Governor Brad awarded Gene Ho and Jonglip Woo (Yongkyu Yi received on his behalf) the Transformer Pin for their outstanding service last year!
Our guest speaker was Magician Alan Rich who performed some eye popping magic tricks for us! It was very entertaining. To find out more information on Alan, visit his website at www.alanrichmagic.com.
A number of our members attended the district breakfast! They include President Alan Kims, Gene Ho, DJ Sun, Moon Serk Chang, Hyung Jin Kim, Steven Kim, Hong Il Kim, and Chris Yi.
Our guest speaker was Mayor Sukhee Kang who is the Mayor of the City of Irvine. He gave us some good insights on his experience as a mayor and how he became the mayor. He spoke on the people he's encountered and how they touched him. It was a great honor to have Mayor Sukhee Kang speak at our meeting!
There was a Board Meeting on 7/15/11 at the Dragon Palace Restaurant. After much discussing we now have a 2011-2012 budget! Now if only Congress can pass a budget!
Our guest speaker,
Mr. Jin Hyun Kwon, Head Trainer of Golden Hill Riding Academy, talked to us
about how great horseback riding is. Perhaps some of our members may take the
plunge and go for the horseback riding experience!
There was a meeting with the Past District Governor of District 3670 (Korea) to discuss the projects for the matching grants. The meeting was held at the JJ Grand Hotel. In the meeting the Past District Governor proposed 3 projects that were in the works.
7/5/11 Meeting with Past District Governor of District 3670 (Korea)
On July 5, 2011 we had our first meeting with the new Koreatown Rotary Club President, Dr. Alan Kims. The Guest Speaker was Mr. Alvin Kang, CEO of Nara Bank. He shared with us a little of his history as well as some information on Nara Bank and its merger with Center Bank. For more photos, click HERE.
The Demotion Party
for President Gene Ho was a success. The facilities at the
Wilshire Country Club were excellent as usual. We had various guest speakers
and overall fun-filled evening. Thank you Gene Ho for a great past year as
President of Koreatown Rotary Club of Los Angeles. We also recognized our new
President, Alan Kims, and our new officers for 2011-2012. Mr. Kyubok Han, one of our Hole-in-One winners, donated $3,000 to our club!
Last Thursday we had a very successful Charity Golf Tournament. Although there was rain in the days leading to golf tournament, thankfully, the weather was pretty good on the day of the event. There were two gentlemen who won brand new Audi A8's courtesy of Downtown LA Motor Group by having a Hole-in-One at Hole #10. As you can imagine they were very excited. Afterwards there was a wonderful dinner and lots of prizes and awards. No one went home empty-handed. Our Korean delegates from our sister club in Korea also came to visit us at the tournament.
This was a special Rotary Club Meeting because we had more guests honor
us by visiting than usual. Our main guest speaker was Mr. John Colville
(Past District Governor) from the Paramount Rotary Club who has
frequently come to our meetings in the past. We also had guests Jenny
Sul (Sr. Assistant Governor), Cheryl Wong (Rotaract Governor), Jennifer
and Kevin from the UCLA Rotaract Club, and Dwight Heikkila from the
Westwood Rotary Club.
The Special Guest Speaker for the 9/21 meeting was Mr. Ki Ho Hong. He spoke about fitness in the workplace. Also we had a special guest from the 3M (Miracle Marrow Matching) who gave us a short presentation as well.
The Special Guest Speaker for the 9/14 meeting was Dr. Lee Young Jik. Dr. Lee spoke about how lifestyle effects health. He compared the lifestyles of those living in Korea versus those Koreans who live in America. Click on the "More" link below to get more details on the meeting.
In case you were not
able to attend last weekend's picnic, we had a great time of
fellowship. Our rotary club brought 100 pounds of Korean
BBQ (kalbi). Also this was our rotaract's first time joining the
Cardboard Boat
Race. They spent at least 3 weeks making their cardboard boat and even
hand
carved the dragon head on the front of the boat. They did a beautiful
job. Check out the pics HERE!
The Literacy Breakfast at Lawry's was attended by President Gene Ho, Mr. Alan Kims, Mr. Sebastian Han, Mr. Keun Tokko, and Mr.
Hong Il Kim. To download the flyer that was handed out during the breakfast, click HERE. Also, to view some of the pictures we took during the breakfast, click HERE.
The Special Guest Speaker for the 9/7 meeting was our very own Mr. Charles Kim who spoke extensively on Korean History, especially the many achievements and discoveries made by Koreans.
Yesterday, 8/31, our guest speaker was Dr. Mel Schrier. He spoke on the importance of doing comprehensive vision screening for young children. Compared to the "standard" testing procedures that are currently used today for vision testing (ie. reading an eye chart from 20 feet), Dr. Mel Schrier's testing methodology is much more comprehensive and is capable of finding vision problems that may go unnoticed for years in a young child.
Last Saturday night we had a great time of fellowship at Gene Ho's house. The food was great and everyone had a great time! We have a couple of pictures HERE.
Check out DJ Sun's article on the Rotary International District 5280 website. Click HERE to see the full story. Also don't forget to scroll all the way to the bottom and click on the link to see the photos.
Koreatown Rotarian Visits Operation Smile in Korea
To District Governor, David Moyers; Executive Aide, Doug Wilson and
wife, Lorraine; Senior Assistant Governor, David Maxwell; Assistant
Governor Peter More; PDG, Pat Cashin; and PDG, Rick Mendoza...
In behalf of Koreatown Rotary Club, thank you for visiting our club!
Kwangsoo Kim, DJ Sun, Si Roh, Christine Hong, Dr. Moon Chang, Youngsoo Lee
Our speaker is Joon Baek. He will talk about Major highlight Secure Act was signed into law on December 20, 2019.
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