Global tech influencers and professors convened at this year's EmTech Korea to explore the potential impact of cutting-edge technologies, particularly artificial intelligence, across various sectors such as space, robotics, energy, and health tech. The event, organized by the MIT Technology Review, took place at the Coex convention and exhibition center in Seoul, marking the first time the annual conference was held in the city. Amy Nordrum, executive editor of the MIT Technology Review, kicked off the event by presenting the 10 breakthrough technologies with the greatest potential to shape the future, with AI technology topping the list. The conference delved into discussions on the influence of AI in diverse aspects of human life, including its critical role in space exploration and the development of generative AI systems that promote inclusivity and reflect societal values. In addition to AI, the event featured discussions on robotics, clean energy, health tech, and the commercialization of innovative technologies. Experts highlighted the potential of humanoid robots in daily life, the global transition to clean energy, the development of wireless sensing technology for health monitoring, and the importance of private capital in fostering impactful research and successful business models. The EmTech Conference in Korea aimed to not only introduce new technologies but also to provide insights into how these technologies can be translated into successful businesses, addressing the curiosity of the audience and fostering discussions on the future of technology and innovation.