Jaehong Kim
Jaehong Kim
Pronouns: he/him
Researcher, Legal Research Institute of Korea University, Korea University
- Joined July 2019
Names
Emails
****@korea.ac.kr (Confirmed)
Personal Links
Career & Education History
Researcher
Legal Research Institute of Korea University, Korea University (korea.ac.kr)
2024 – Present
Advisors, Relations & Conflicts
Coworker
Jaewon Shim
2024 – 2025
Coworker
Hwasil Lim
2021 – 2024
Expertise
** Jaehong Kim is a researcher focusing on the development of the Convergent Fusion Paradigm (CFP) theory, a novel framework that redefines the relationship between data and algorithms through Hilbert space-based abductive reasoning. His work spans causal inference, explainable AI, generative models, and philosophical approaches to AI transparency and accountability. His recent research explores the limitations of distance-based optimization in latent spaces and proposes alternative mathematical formulations to address identifiability, emergence, and generative capacity.
Present
Causal Inference, Generative Models, Latent Space Geometry, Abductive Reasoning, Quantum Computing and AI
2023 – Present
Hilbert Space Modeling, Reinforcement Learning, Large Language Models
2023 – Present
Law and Artificial Intelligence, GDPR, Deep Learning Philosophical Framework, eXplainable AI, Explainability, Counterfactual Method
2021 – Present