On December 8, Wonkwang Digital University held its winter humanities special lecture series themed on 'Humanities in the Age of AI' to aid learners in comprehending technology in a rapidly evolving AI era. Professors Oh Sun-kyung from the Department of Korean Language and Culture and Shin Yi-cheol from the Department of Police Science delivered lectures focusing on 'Cybercrime Based on Artificial Intelligence—Focusing on Deepfake,' attracting significant student participation and interest. Participants reported high satisfaction with the lectures, describing them as beneficial for both academic learning and practical life. Feedback emphasized a deeper understanding of AI, with many students expressing that their concerns about AI had diminished. Attendees appreciated the comprehensive approach, covering foundational concepts of generative AI and GPT, and real-life applications, which clarified how to utilize AI effectively. Furthermore, the lectures addressed ethical issues and risks associated with AI use, particularly in relation to deepfake technology. Students found the discussion on practical countermeasures against deepfakes particularly useful, contributing to a more nuanced understanding of AI's dual nature. A university official stated the series was significant for fostering understanding and empathy among learners regarding the challenges posed by AI, and there are plans for more humanities-driven programs that connect technology and human experience in the future.