Hyundai Motor Group executive chair Euisun Chung presents the company’s “Physical AI” vision at the San Francisco AI Summit, outlining a roadmap for applying AI beyond traditional automotive manufacturing. The presentation describes how Hyundai aims to use AI to enable more capable physical systems and to expand collaboration with technology partners. Chung frames the effort as part of a broader strategy to work with global tech leaders, emphasizing cross-industry cooperation rather than limiting development to internal automotive functions. Hyundai’s remarks focus on evolving the company’s approach to building and deploying AI-enabled capabilities, including identifying use cases and developing partnerships that support implementation. The company also signals that its Physical AI initiative is intended to guide future development and collaboration efforts. Across the outlet’s coverage, the event is presented as a platform where Hyundai publicly details its direction and invites engagement with external partners at the summit.