ThinkingAI to Hold 'TAS 2026' on the 20th, Share Agentic AI Use Cases

ThinkingAI announced plans to hold an event to share how companies' work practices have changed after adopting agentic AI and to present real-world use cases. The event, titled "ThinkingAI Summit Seoul 2026 (TAS 2026)," will be held on the 20th at Tex+Fa Hall on the 3rd floor of the Textile Center in Gangnam District, Seoul.

This year's theme is "Agentic Growth." The event will examine how AI adoption has changed work speed and decision-making processes, and what conditions are needed for those changes to lead to corporate growth. The event will consist of a total of 7 sessions, and 8 speakers will share their hands-on adoption experiences and future challenges.

ThinkingAI Korea Country Manager Seo Gwang-deok is also scheduled to speak. Under the theme "AI Has Gotten Faster, So Why Is Business Still Slow?" Seo will look at the gap between the pace of AI technological advancement and the speed of corporate change, and introduce growth strategies using AI agents.

ThinkingAI Sales Director Lee Seung-ju will also take the stage. Lee plans to focus on the "growth loop," which repeats sensing change, analyzing causes, acting, and checking results, and to explain the conditions for delegating the entire work process to AI agents.

Examples of actual corporate use cases will continue to be introduced. First, Lee Seung-hyun, director of the Seed Team at Bluehole Studio, will discuss his direct experience implementing AI agents for game designers and the resulting changes in work practices. Then, Ha Gil-woo, lead of the Product Strategy Team at Class101, will present how experimental analysis in its own AI environment reduced analysis time and affected the team's work speed and productivity.

Lead Ha Gil-woo will also discuss changes in product team work by looking at both tasks reduced through AI adoption and new tasks increased through AI adoption. Through this, the presentation will show how AI adoption has changed implementation methods and work composition in game and product teams.

Data utilization and operations cases will also be presented. Kang Min-seok, cofounder of Underdogs, will share his small team's experience with AI-based data analysis and the use of analysis data in operations and decision-making, while Seo Dong-jin, head of the AI Data Platform Team at Nextrade Securities, will explain the scope of work that can be entrusted to AI and operational principles based on his experience building and operating a data platform using AI agents.

The event will consist of sessions, experience booths, and networking. Co-session speakers include Kim Seung-gwon, CEO of Joshua & Company, and Jeon Jun-young, head of the Game Business TF at One Store and head of the business division at Nexz.

The joint session will share the human roles and changed work practices after delegating tasks to AI. Seo Gwang-deok, ThinkingAI Korea Country Manager, said that as AI's speed of analysis and execution improves, companies need to improve the speed at which they understand results and make follow-up decisions.

A demo booth will also be operated at the venue, where visitors can experience ThinkingAI's "Agentic Engine" firsthand. At the booth, visitors can see how AI agents understand, judge, and carry out corporate work situations.

After the sessions, a networking program will be held for those who have registered separately. Eligible participants include company representatives pursuing AI adoption as well as staff in charge of data, products, and services, and they will share field experiences and challenges. Seo Gwang-deok, ThinkingAI Korea Country Manager, said he hopes the event will be an opportunity to share changes and concerns in the process of applying AI to work and to explore ways to try them in each field.

Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-gi
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=408174

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