AAIF Seoul Chapter Event

Designing and operating agentic AI in real product and service environments is a different challenge than creating demos.The AAIF Seoul Chapter event is an opportunity for engineers, researchers, entrepreneurs, and builders who create, study, and operate agent-based AI models and services to share their real experiences and remaining questions. Through presentations, demos, and discussions, we will share each other's trials and learnings and explore topics that the agentic AI community in Seoul will continue to pursue together.The first event of this AAIF Seoul Chapter is organized by AAIF Ambassadors and Organizers. (Presentation topics will be updated later.)Topics to be covered- Cases and learnings of agentic AI in real development and operational settings- Presenter sessions and demos- Attendee questions and community discussions- Collection of issues and topics to address in the next meetupProgram(The detailed schedule may change)We are waiting for those whoNo prior experience is required. How about sharing what you are currently creating, the problems you want to solve, or the questions you are curious about?LocationProgram Introduction'Connected but Unable to Call: The AI Transition of Legacy Systems', Yoon SeoyulIn the last MCP Dev Summit Seoul presentation, I demonstrated how to turn legacy APIs into agents' tools without code modifications. However, there is one question I could not answer: "What if the specification is poor?"The static Spec translator does not provide the meaning of outdated specifications or human-readable specifications. The real bottleneck in transforming legacies into agents was not the protocol but the documentation. This session is the backstory, and I hope to hear how you are solving this problem.Introduction to AAIF (Agentic AI Foundation)The Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF) is a foundation under the Linux Foundation, a community of people creating agentic AI in an open manner. AAIF advances agentic AI together through shared standards and practical experiences.Attendees are considered to have agreed to the Linux Foundation's Code of Conduct and Privacy Policy.