SIAI Announces 2025 Graduates
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The Gordon School of Business (GSB) under Swiss Institute of Artificial Intelligence awarded degrees to two students in September 2025.
The graduating students and their dissertations were:
- Minkyu Yang, MBA in AI (Non-STEM), Low-Cost Automatic Detection of Board Channel-Induced Failures in Semiconductor Testing based on Channel-Sharing Test Boards | Swiss Institute of Artificial Intelligence
- Hyeoku Jin, MBA in AI (Non-STEM), Analysis of Salesman Performance Based on Relational Effects | Swiss Institute of Artificial Intelligence
The graduating dissertations were reviewed by the Mathematical Data Science Association, chaired by Professor Hoyong Choi of the KAIST School of Business and Technology Management.
The 2025 Best Paper of the Year was awarded to Minkyu Yang for 'Low-Cost Automatic Detection of Board Channel-Induced Failures in Semiconductor Testing based on Channel-Sharing Test Boards'.
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SIAI Editor is the institutional editorial identity of the Swiss Institute of Artificial Intelligence (SIAI). It covers research and analysis across AI policy and governance, economics and finance, law and regulation, workforce and education, scientific applications, computational methods, infrastructure, and the strategic adoption of artificial intelligence.
Publications under SIAI Editor are prepared or coordinated by SIAI’s research and editorial team and include research synthesis, policy and industry analysis, technical interpretation, and interdisciplinary work connecting artificial intelligence with established fields of research and professional practice.
Publications under SIAI Editor are prepared or coordinated by SIAI’s research and editorial team and include research synthesis, policy and industry analysis, technical interpretation, and interdisciplinary work connecting artificial intelligence with established fields of research and professional practice.
