AI startup MindLogic said on Wednesday it has been selected as an AI service provider for the “2026 AI Oni-eum project” promoted by the Ministry of Education and the Korea Student Aid Foundation.

The AI Oni-eum project aims to narrow gaps in students’ AI experience and ability to use AI that stem from economic and regional conditions. It will provide generative AI services and education programmes to 120,000 high school students in vulnerable groups and in rural and fishing communities.

MindLogic said it was assessed on its experience operating generative AI platforms and its capability to carry out projects in education and the public sector.

From this month, eligible students and schools will be provided with a multi-LLM-based generative AI service. Under a single account, users can choose major commercial LLMs such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude depending on the purpose. It also supports image and video generation, document summarisation and analysis, and web search.

The education programme consists of basic training on AI ethics and literacy, personal data protection, prompting, and preventing misuse and abuse, as well as level-based courses built around practical use cases.

To protect teenagers, functions to block harmful information, prohibited words and personal data will also be applied. Students who have not completed related training will have their service use restricted.

Kim Jin-wook (김진욱), co-CEO of MindLogic, said he will help students build practical AI skills by expanding opportunities to engage with AI properly regardless of their environment.