Korean Enter-tech Physical AI Company Debuts “Soul AI” Philosophy and Stages a 16 robot KPop flash mob, Calling for a Future of Harmonious Coexistence Between Humans and Physical AI in New York City
On the UN International Day of Peace, Korean entertainment technology Physical AI company Galaxy Corporation transformed New York City into a global stage for the future of human-robot coexistence. Crossing two landmark venues — Times Square and Rockefeller Center—the company delivered a unified global message: “ONE WORLD. ONE PEACE.” More information can be found here.
During the week-long global peace initiative, Galaxy Corporation deployed 16 humanoid robots to Times Square, staging a synchronized K-pop Peace Flash Mob. The performance seamlessly illustrated how the company is bridging state-of-the-art Physical AI technology with world-class Korean entertainment to engage global audiences.
The highlight of the event took place at Rockefeller Center with the public debut of “Schofield Stein,” a highly advanced humanoid modeled directly after Galaxy Corporation CEO Schofield CHOI. Standing side-by-side, CHOI and his robotic counterpart engaged in an unprecedented live dialogue about the future of human-robot relations.
During the conversation, Stein introduced the concept of “Soul AI”—Galaxy Corporation’s vision that the future of AI must be defined not only by intelligence and physical capability, but by the human values and empathy it learns to understand.
Addressing the crowd, the Schofield Stein humanoid delivered a defining message: “I am not here to replace you. I am here to live alongside you.” It then posed a profound request to the audience: “Teach me your humanity.”
Galaxy Corporation – A Vision Built for the Next Generation
Behind the high-tech spectacle in New York lies a deeply personal foundation that drives Galaxy Corporation’s corporate philosophy. The company itself was named after CEO CHOI’s first son, Galaxy CHOI, reflecting a commitment to building a safe, collaborative future for the next generation.
“By 2035, when my son is 15, robots may be part of everyday life just as smartphones are today,” said CHOI. “The most important question is not how intelligent robots will become, but what kind of relationship we choose to build with them. I hope he won’t grow up fearing robots, but rather see them standing beside him—helping, protecting, and living alongside him.”
To symbolize this trust, the event featured the launch of the “Peace Hug Challenge.” Young Galaxy CHOI publicly embraced a humanoid robot in the center of Times Square, a simple yet powerful gesture representing a relationship built on trust rather than fear or competition.
“From me, to us. From us, to the world. That is ONE WORLD. ONE PEACE,” Choi concluded.
Galaxy Corporation will continue to spearhead global projects that seamlessly blend entertainment and advanced robotics.
Photo: Armon Hayes
Credit: Galaxy Corporation Co., Ltd.
