Korea's Internet Leader to Unfurl Entry in ChatGPT-Style AI Race – Bloomberg
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Naver Corp., whose Line messaging app and search engine dominate Japan and Korea’s internet landscapes, will unfurl its own answer to ChatGPT this week as it joins a race to tap potentially transformative AI technology.
The company will take the lid off several generative AI services it’s been working on at a conference in Seoul Thursday. They include Cue, to be plugged into its search engine, a chatbot CLOVA X and other services for enterprise users, Chief Executive Officer Choi Soo-yeon said in a letter to shareholders published Monday.
