Proten Wins NIA “AI Ethics Compliance Institution” Certification Mark
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Proten said on the 8th that it had been selected as an "AI Ethics Compliance Institution" under the supervision of NIA.
As a result, Proten obtained the "AI Ethics Compliance Institution" certification mark issued by NIA.
Proten established its own AI ethics principles, and all employees completed training, meeting the standards.
Proten, a company specializing in building generative AI platforms, said on the 8th that it had been selected as an "AI Ethics Compliance Institution" under the supervision of the National Information Society Agency (NIA). As a result, Proten has obtained the "AI Ethics Compliance Institution" certification mark issued by NIA. The CEO is Park Jae-wan.
NIA grants the "AI Ethics Compliance Institution" certification mark to institutions that meet its standards, including establishing AI ethics principles and having employees complete ethics training. The "AI Ethics Compliance Institution" certification mark is issued by NIA.
Proten established its own AI ethics principles, and all employees completed training, meeting the relevant standards. Proten is an enterprise AI platform company.
Proten provides and builds generative AI search and chatbot systems, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), and AI Agent frameworks. Proten said that, in addition to the performance of AI technology and its ease of use, it is actively pursuing the securing of ethical values such as safety, reliability, and accountability.
To practice ethical values across the development and use of AI technology, Proten conducted AI ethics training for all employees and established its own AI ethics principles. Proten's AI ethics principles focus on human dignity, the public good of society, and the sustainability of humanity, and based on these, the company established standards centered on human-centeredness, privacy protection, fairness and inclusiveness, accountability, safety, reliability, and transparency. These standards include personal information protection, bias prevention, securing accountability in AI use, and securing safety in AI use, with the goal of developing and using trustworthy AI.
Proten plans to continue refining its AI ethics principles following this certification mark acquisition. It also plans to strengthen employees' ethical awareness and practical capabilities, build safe and reliable AI platforms, and contribute to the spread of a culture of responsible AI use.
Park Jae-wan, CEO of Proten, said that the application of generative AI and AI Agent technologies to core tasks in companies and public institutions has begun, and that as AI technology advances, the importance of securing ethical responsibility and reliability has grown. He added that, with Proten's acquisition of the AI Ethics Compliance Institution certification mark as an opportunity, the company will do its utmost to provide highly reliable AI platforms and services that customers can use with confidence, under a policy of complying with AI ethics principles.
Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho
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