Weverse Brain joins SK “K-AI Alliance”

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Alliance’s only edtech member

Weverse Brain announced on the 22nd that it has joined the K-AI Alliance, a domestic artificial intelligence (AI) company consortium led by SK Group.

The K-AI Alliance is a private sector-led AI technology cooperation network established by SK Telecom in February 2023, and currently includes 46 domestic and international AI companies, including Nota, RavelUp, Rebellion, Moloco, and Twelve Labs. Recently, it has been promoted to a group collaboration system managed by the SK SUPEX Council AI Committee. The alliance is working on joint technology development and business cooperation across a variety of industries, including defense, manufacturing, healthcare, and robotics, with the goal of entering the global AI market.

Weverse Brain has joined the K-AI Alliance, a domestic artificial intelligence (AI) consortium led by SK Group. weavers brain

Weverse Brain has joined the K-AI Alliance, a domestic artificial intelligence (AI) consortium led by SK Group. weavers brain

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Weverse Brain is the only member representing the edtech space among the 46 participating companies. With this new partnership, the company plans to integrate conversational AI technology and voice database capabilities into the alliance’s collaboration model, while exploring technology exchange and co-commercialization opportunities with other participating companies. Weverse Brain also aims to accelerate its expansion into adjacent markets such as corporate education and global learning platforms.

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“Based on our proprietary core conversational AI pipeline and extensive voice data assets, we will play a unique role within the alliance and actively contribute to our expansion into global markets,” said Sewon Cho, CEO of Weverse Brain.

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