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Flitto Faces Test in Expanding Voice AI Into Army Complaint System on Closed Network

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At the memorandum of understanding signing ceremony held at Army Headquarters’ Inspector General Office over the past two days, Brig. Gen. Woo Jin-young of Army Headquarters (left) and Kim Jin-gu, CDO of Flitto (right), pose for a commemorative photo. [Photo: Flitto]

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According to AI TIMES, Flitto signed an agreement with the Army on September 2 to develop an AI-based civil complaint consultation system an…

According to AI TIMES, Flitto signed an agreement with the Army on September 2 to develop an AI-based civil complaint consultation system and will begin building an integrated consultation platform that operates 24 hours a day at the Army’s complaint consultation center. The project is focused on laying the groundwork for future expansion across the entire military by applying voice AI that can operate even on highly secure closed networks. Flitto will participate as the consortium lead and plans to combine its technologies for speech recognition, speech synthesis, speaker separation, and noise control to fit the consultation environment. In particular, it aims to improve answer accuracy by integrating functions that convert speech into text even in noisy situations and correct it based on context. The Army expects the system to reduce gaps in responding to repetitive complaints and allow consultation staff to focus more on their core work, such as rights relief and institutional improvements. Another key goal of the build is to ensure that data accumulated during consultations can lead to policy and institutional improvements.

Perspective

The significance of this partnership lies less in complaint automation itself than in testing whether voice AI can actually be deployed in defense administration on a closed network. Beyond improving the efficiency of complaint handling, establishing operating standards that can be used in highly constrained security environments could also broaden its applicability to other administrative areas. In the end, this case may serve as a testing ground for gauging real-world adoption rather than a simple technology demonstration, and it could become a turning point that shows how far AX in the defense sector can expand.

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