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Lunit, KAIST step up pilot tests and model upgrades ahead of specialised foundation model final review

Lunit and the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), a first-round consortium in South Korea’s specialised AI foundation model programme, are accelerating development ahead of a final evaluation on Sept. 9. The project targets industry-specific AI models trained on sector data. Lunit is expanding proof-of-concept tests to nine hospitals while refining its medical-science model. KAIST is building the bio model K-Fold and plans to scale it and prepare commercial deployment.

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Mindlogic launches AI agents for public data analysis

AI startup Mindlogic said on Tuesday it has launched two agents: Korea in Data for analysing national statistics and Law in Data focused on laws and ordinances. Korea in Data is a conversational AI jointly developed with the National Assembly Futures Institute and a research team led by Seoul National University professor Ko Kil-gon. It links directly to official data sources including KOSIS and provides real-time analysis. Law in Data is trained on domestic legal data to support administrative work.