AIM Intelligence Joins SKT Consortium for the 'AI for Everyone' Project
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AIM Intelligence announced its participation in the government-led 'AI for Everyone' project through the SK Telecom (SKT) consortium.
The company will support AI Red Teaming and AI guardrails to improve service security and safety.
The SKT consortium aims to build an 'action-oriented AI assistant' for everyday needs such as reservations, phone calls, and public services, while the government plans to release a pilot version this month and launch the official service within the year.
AIM Intelligence announced on the 3rd that it will take part in the government-led 'AI for Everyone' project. Its participation will be through the SK Telecom (SKT) consortium.
AIM Intelligence said it aims to help build AI services that people can use with confidence, based on its security expertise. The company will support the AI Red Teaming and AI guardrail fields.
Red teaming is a process of proactively checking system vulnerabilities from an attacker's perspective, while guardrails are mechanisms that control whether an AI system operates within a safe range. The purpose of this support is to improve service security and safety.
The SKT consortium aims to build AI services that can carry out tasks needed by customers and develop them into an 'action-oriented AI assistant' that supports everyday needs such as reservations, phone calls, and public services. AIM Intelligence will play a role in supporting a sustainable safety verification system related to AI agentic capabilities.
Through the 'AI for Everyone' project, the government is working to build a general-purpose AI chatbot for everyday public use and to develop public and specialized AI agents. It plans to release a pilot version this month, gather user feedback, and then launch the official service within the year.
AIM Intelligence said this project participation will serve as a springboard to strengthen its AI security technology offerings. It also identified AI agents and physical AI, in addition to generative AI, as areas it plans to expand into.
AIM Intelligence CEO Yoo Sang-yoon said the 'AI for Everyone' project marks a turning point in bringing AI into people's daily lives and putting it into operation. He also proposed the slogan, 'The potential of Korea's AI belongs to everyone,' and said he will do his best to become a company that can be trusted with AI security work.
Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho-jun
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