SKT Shares AI and Big Data Use Cases at Grande Data Public Day
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SK Telecom said on the 21st that it had announced plans to hold "Grande Data Public Day 2026."
The event was designed for public-sector practitioners and focused on sharing AI and big data use cases and technologies.
The event was held on the 18th at SKT Tower in Euljiro, Jung-gu, Seoul, and more than 250 people involved in public-sector data use, including officials from the government, local governments, and public corporations, attended.
SK Telecom said on the 21st that it had announced plans to hold "Grande Data Public Day 2026." The event was organized as part of Grande Data's efforts to support data-driven decision-making and the efficient use of private-sector data. Grande Data is an alliance that pursues data business collaboration across the public and private sectors.
The operators of Grande Data are SKT, Shinhan Card, KCB, Kakao Mobility, and SK Broadband. The event was designed for public-sector practitioners and focused on sharing AI and big data use cases and technologies.
The event was held on the 18th at SKT Tower in Euljiro, Jung-gu, Seoul. More than 250 people involved in public-sector data use, including officials from the government, local governments, and public corporations, attended.
The program was divided into Part 1 and Part 2. Part 1 introduced examples of smart public administration based on AI and big data. Part 2 covered AI technologies for public data use and directions for internal innovation.
Part 1 covered the analysis of visitor data from cultural, sports, and tourism events based on actual local government cases, and linked the results to proposals for customized recommendation programs that reflect the success factors of similar events.
Next, a case from Songpa-gu Office was introduced, in which AI was used to analyze development plans for land such as donated transfer sites held by local governments. Reference factors for the land development analysis included the characteristics of existing facilities, usage volume, the population characteristics of nearby residents, and location information.
Cases from data open portals run by multiple local governments were also shared. These data open portals operate by guiding policy information through conversational prompts and supporting public data use, allowing users to query open data, analyze open data, and check policy information by sector on a conversational interface.
Part 2 introduced a case from Gwangju-Jeonnam Integrated Special City. The case focused on supporting the use of telecommunications and card big data by practical departments such as tourism and transportation through no-code and vibe coding, with the condition that use would proceed according to permissions and procedures.
The article proposes directions for the application of pseudonymized information and AI-based synthetic data generation technology based on a case from Busan Metropolitan City. It also introduces factors to consider when safely sharing and using data that require review related to personal information, and presents technical and operational factors within that scope.
Kim Myung-guk, head of Industrial AI at SKT, said that AI agents using Aiden and other AI tools, as well as Grande Data's private-sector data, are being applied to on-site work at public institutions. He also said the company plans to continue proposing ways to support public-sector data use and work innovation.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Hye-jin
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407231
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