Preoccupying AI leadership 'all-out war'...Who will be the winner?

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With the era of artificial intelligence and AI approaching, IT companies are going all out to take the lead in technology in the early stages.

While domestic telecommunications companies have joined hands with Microsoft to develop AI, global IT giant companies have preoccupied the market by distributing AI sources with huge capital for free.

Reporter Park Ki-wan reports.

[Reporter]
Application of AI solution in clinical trial on patient's thyroid ultrasound image:
Find the
nodule and read in detail the degree of malignant progression that can lead to cancer.

[Lee Ha-young / Professor of radiology at Eunpyeong St. Mary's Hospital, Seoul: We can expect to improve the work efficiency of medical staff, which can shorten the (read) time a little. In cancer diagnosis, AI is functioning a lot as a diagnostic aid tool.]

KT has decided to speed up AI technology development in partnership with Microsoft, a global 'big tech' company.

[Kim Young-seop / CEO of KT: KT should also make innovation and growth different from before based on its capabilities, and furthermore, it should contribute to the industry and even the country....]

Other companies are also making research and development investments to preoccupy the AI era, and are also trying to expand to the outside world.

I played the video after clicking on the dog with the person on the still screen

The object's range remains the same even though it continues to move quickly.

It is one of the AI technologies of 'Rama', a giant language model developed by Meta.

Meta, which has been distributing large-funded 'Rama' open-source, free of charge,
It said it will allow everyone to enjoy the benefits of AI even after developing general-purpose artificial intelligence, which is an AI similar to that of
people.

It is interpreted as expanding the standardization area of technology and opening up the possibility of commercialization.

As a result of the free distribution of Meta-Garama, more than 65,000 derived AI models have emerged and are being used in Korea.

[Jang Kwang / Senior Researcher at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information: KONI is a model that has learned the large-scale science and technology information held by KISTI in the llama model. We are encouraging public institutions to use our model.]

As companies struggle to preoccupy the AI era through large-scale investment and business expansion, attention is being paid to who will be the winner of the new era.

I'm Park Kiwan of YTN.