KT to Roll Out Everyday AI Services in Search, Finance and More
IT DAILY ·
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KT is pushing to expand AI services through the government-led "AI for Everyone" initiative.
KT plans to introduce daily-life AI services through a consortium with Musinsa, Zigbang, Daum, EBS, MATHpresso, Saltlux and BC Card.
It will focus on enhancing customer value by expanding AI use and service utilization in education, shopping, search, housing and finance.
KT is pushing to expand AI services through the government-led "AI for Everyone" initiative. The goal is to broaden the scope of AI users from experts to anyone in the public and to support convenient AI use across daily life.
On the 26th, KT announced that it will collaborate with a range of platform and service companies. Based on the partnerships, it plans to introduce "daily-life AI" services and aims to create an environment where people can experience AI naturally.
KT has formed a consortium with Musinsa, Zigbang, Daum, EBS, MATHpresso, Saltlux and BC Card. These participating companies have broad service touchpoints across daily life, including search, education, housing and finance, and each has a large user base.
KT plans to focus on enhancing customer value by expanding the use of AI technology and increasing service utilization.
In education, KT will work to upgrade AI-based learning services for EBS and MATHpresso. MATHpresso's AI learning platform is "Qanda," and its total user count, including global users, is about 97 million, while monthly active users (MAU) stand at about 8 million. The KT consortium said it expects to realize hyper-personalized learning services using AI and broaden the service base.
In shopping, KT will work to upgrade the AI-based shopping experience of Musinsa. Musinsa has about 17 million users and currently has about 8 million monthly active users. KT said that adding personalized recommendations and conversational AI features could deliver innovative AI-based shopping experiences to more customers.
ConnectWave operates e-commerce platforms such as Danawa, Enuri and Makeshop, and plans to apply AI to its retail platform.
In search, housing and finance, KT will work with Daum, Zigbang, BC Card, Saltlux and Deepsearch to review ways to make each company's core services more effective through AI use, and based on that, it will push to provide everyday services built on advanced AI. One example cited was making it easier to collect real estate information and simplifying support for real estate-related decision-making.
Source: IT DAILY · Seong Won-young
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