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Saltlux, Dyquest build Gyeongnam AI integrated welfare platform

Saltlux said on Thursday that the Gyeongnam Integrated Welfare Platform it built jointly with its subsidiary Dyquest officially opened on Oct. 15 after a pilot run. The AI-based service integrates welfare information scattered across multiple agencies to guide residents to tailored welfare programmes and how to apply. The platform uses data covering about 5,600 welfare programmes and related regulations and manuals. It also includes tools for civil servants, with separate networks for public and administrative use.

Games & Commerce

Wadiz launches Maker Intelligence for AI funding diagnosis

Wadiz said on Oct. 23 it launched Maker Intelligence, a service that diagnoses project performance daily and suggests needed actions first. Makers can execute recommended steps immediately and then check updated performance and projected funding amounts. The diagnosis uses data from similar successful projects and reviews metrics including payment conversion, ad efficiency, story and reward competitiveness, and community activity. Reports refresh each morning and can be updated on demand from the PC-based Maker Home.

AI & Enterprise

Pinda Savings Bank names Park Yeon-hyun as first CEO

Pinda appointed Park Yeon-hyun, former head of the corporate product division at Toss Bank, as the first chief executive of Pinda Savings Bank, it said on Oct. 23. Park joined Toss Bank in its early days and worked on joint loan products and corporate finance. Pinda plans to pursue a digital savings bank business using financial data and artificial intelligence technology, and link its existing loan comparison and brokerage platform with the savings bank business.