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SKT, KT and Kakao ready rollout of \'Everyone\'s AI\' with beta due this month

South Korea has launched the \"Everyone\'s AI\" project to help the public use AI services more easily in daily life. Three consortia led by SK Telecom, KT and Kakao plan to roll out beta services from late this month and move to a nationwide launch within the year. The science ministry outlined development plans and support measures. The government plans to spend about 250 billion won next year, including funds for GPU leasing, system operations and AI agent expansion.

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Shina Jung (정신아) says Kakao will make \'AI for All\' a daily habit

Shina Jung, CEO of Kakao, set out a plan to spread the \'AI for All\' initiative into everyday services by using familiar touchpoints such as KakaoTalk and phone calls. She said the goal is to provide AI experiences that go beyond answering questions and actually carry out tasks. Kakao’s consortium combines Kakao, LG group affiliates including LG Uplus, and specialist firms such as FuriosaAI. Kakao aims to secure more than 5 million users by December and later expand to 30 million.

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KT CEO Park Yoon-young says \'AI for Everyone\' will deliver everyday-life-focused AI that excludes no one

KT CEO Park Yoon-young (박윤영) said the company will create an environment in which no one is excluded from using AI through its \'AI for Everyone\' initiative. He said KT plans to develop everyday-life-focused AI that solves practical problems and reaches offline sites. Park outlined goals for the KT consortium, including enabling all citizens to use well-built AI without exclusion, and improving service speed, accuracy and stability through a multi-model structure and a \'token factory\'.