Hudson AI Supports Seoul Digital Money Summit 2026 Q4 with Hudson Live Real-Time AI Interpretation
This article highlights how AI company Hudson AI successfully delivered integrated language and broadcast support at the global financial event Seoul Digital Money Summit 2026 using its real-time AI interpretation solution, Hudson Live—from translating complex financial terminology to providing real-time subtitles for multi-speaker panel discussions and managing on-site delivery through OBS.

Hudson AI, an AI voice technology company led by CEO Hyun-jin Shin, announced that it supported real-time interpretation and on-site subtitle delivery at the “Seoul Digital Money Summit (SDMS) 2026 Q4,” hosted by digital asset financial infrastructure company SOOHO.IO, through its real-time AI interpretation solution, Hudson Live. The company managed real-time Korean–English interpretation and on-site subtitle display operations for all sessions at the summit.
Held on September 30 at Hashed Lounge in Gangnam, Seoul, under the slogan “Wiring Korea to the World,” the event focused on the unveiling of SOOHO PartnerHub, an enterprise digital asset financial infrastructure platform, and strategies for connecting to global financial networks. Participants including Partior, KB Securities, NH Investment & Securities, Meritz Securities, Ondo Finance, Tiger Research, and Allium Labs engaged in in-depth discussions on cross-border payments and settlement using tokenised deposits, as well as tokenised equities.
Hudson AI provided real-time, bidirectional Korean–English AI interpretation throughout all keynote and panel discussion sessions featuring Korean financial industry professionals and international speakers. Attendees followed presentations and multi-speaker discussions in real time through subtitles on large on-site screens and QR code access screens provided for participants, allowing them to attend sessions without language barriers.

In addition to single-speaker presentations, the company delivered bilingual Korean–English subtitle displays that distinguished each speaker’s contributions in real time, even during panel discussions where multiple Korean and international experts exchanged views rapidly. It also provided integrated support for on-site subtitle screen composition and broadcast operations using Open Broadcaster Software (OBS), enhancing operational stability and audience engagement.

The company also demonstrated its ability to handle complex terminology and proper nouns specific to the financial and blockchain industries. Using domain-specific models, it accurately recognised and translated challenging financial and capital market terminology and numerical data, including “tokenised deposits,” “real-world asset (RWA) tokenisation,” “settlement layer,” and “$500 trillion in traditional capital markets,” addressing the risk of mistranslation at the event.

Hudson AI’s real-time voice AI technology has already demonstrated its reliability in public-sector broadcasts and major international events. The company provides real-time Korean subtitles for KTV’s live broadcasts of Republic of Korea Cabinet meetings. It also supplied the official real-time AI interpretation solution for the conferences and workshops at Broadcast Worldwide (BCWW) 2026, which brought together 403 companies from 17 countries in September.
Building on its presence in the media and broadcasting markets, Hudson AI is expanding into global financial and fintech summits that demand a high level of domain expertise and stable broadcast delivery, as demonstrated by this deployment. The company plans to actively expand B2B adoption of Hudson Live across live investor relations events and town halls for large enterprises, corporate YouTube broadcasts, and webinars.
“It was meaningful to support seamless real-time interpretation and stable subtitle delivery through Hudson Live at a gathering of Korean and international financial leaders,” said Hyun-jin Shin, CEO of Hudson AI. “We will continue advancing our voice AI infrastructure to enable communication without language barriers in global business settings—including finance, IT, and enterprise environments—where accurate terminology and real-time performance are essential.”
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