Servifood, Shinbiobio, and a research team led by Professor Hong Ji-yeon from Korea University's Food Regulatory Science Department signed a trilateral MOU on the third day to validate the commercialization of 'AI Formula Lab'. ^[1] Kim In-hyun, a former captain and honorary professor at Korea University Graduate School of Law, argues that the Korea Strait serves as a successful model for free navigation. ^[2] 'AI Formula Lab' is an AI-based automatic formulation generation solution that creates food recipes based on input nutritional and functional profiles. ^[3] Korea University's Food Regulatory Science Department will review the legal compliance of the generated formulations and provide consulting on licensing strategies and raw material safety assessments. ^[4] Shinbiobio will verify the feasibility of mass production and minimum order quantities (MOQ) using its existing formulation and packaging data. ^[5] Kim In-hyun contrasts the Korea Strait with the Strait of Hormuz, where repeated claims of blockades and tolls threaten to turn the waterway into a hostage situation for the global economy. ^[6] South Korea and Japan both limit their territorial waters in the Korea Strait to three nautical miles, creating a central area free of national sovereignty. ^[7] The author states that this arrangement allows commercial and military vessels from any country to navigate the Korea Strait without restriction. ^[8]