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FourtyTwoMaru: “A Few AI Tools Don’t Make You AI-Native” ... Emphasizes Shifting Work Methods

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Kim Dong-hwan, CEO of 42Maru, is giving a presentation at the “HUNET CEO Forum Forsight Korea 2027.” [Photo: 42Maru]

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FourtyTwoMaru introduced strategies for transforming into an AI-Native company and directions for adopting autonomous AI agents at the "Hunet CEO Forum Foresight Korea 2027."

CEO Kim Dong-hwan said generative AI is transitioning from "Copilot," which assists with question answering and drafting, to "Autopilot," which makes decisions and carries out work on its own.

He emphasized that simply adding AI tools to existing work is not enough, and that work processes from planning to execution must be redesigned from an "AI-First" perspective.

FourtyTwoMaru outlined a direction for enterprises' AX. It stressed that simply introducing individual AI tools is not enough to become AI-Native, and that AI-centric redesign across work methods and business processes is necessary.

Based on this view, FourtyTwoMaru took part in the "Hunet CEO Forum Foresight Korea 2027." At the event, it introduced strategies for transforming into an AI-Native company and directions for adopting autonomous AI agents. Foresight Korea is an event hosted by Hunet, where corporate executives and strategy leaders discuss the business environment and business strategies for the coming year. This year's theme was "AX: Transforming into an AI-Native Company," and more than 500 CEO and C-Level executives from major domestic companies attended.

At the event, Kim Dong-hwan, CEO of FourtyTwoMaru, delivered a lecture. The topic was "The Age of Agentic AI: AI Native Company's AX Innovation Strategy."

Kim Dong-hwan explained that generative AI is moving through a stage transition. He said the existing stage was "Copilot," which assists with question answering and drafting, while the direction of transition is toward "Autopilot," which makes decisions and carries out work on its own.

It was pointed out that simply adding AI tools to existing work is not enough to transform into an AI-Native company. The entire workflow, from planning to execution, must be redesigned, and the basis for that redesign should be an "AI-First" perspective.

Kim said that securing global competitiveness is impossible with only partial adoption of AI services. He added that the entire organization needs to shift its mindset and work methods toward AI.

In addition, security, cost, and hallucinations were raised as issues in the process of adopting AI for enterprises, and FourtyTwoMaru's approach was introduced as a response. FourtyTwoMaru said its model combines "LLM42," a domain-specialized lightweight language model, with retrieval-augmented generation "RAG42," and that it focuses on designing models and data structures tailored to enterprise environments rather than applying general-purpose models as they are.

The usage method links internal corporate data with work systems. An example from an on-premises closed network environment, where external data transmission is restricted, was also shared, and in that environment, a method was proposed to support workflow automation and decision-making by using company rules, technical documents, and business data.

Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-gi
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=408063

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