South Korea pushes free AI for public use

The article focuses on South Korea's initiative to promote free and unlimited artificial intelligence for its citizens, aiming to transform technology into a public service that supports government tasks and daily life. The initiative includes developing smart agencies capable of performing tasks instead of just providing information, with an emphasis on integrating artificial intelligence into government services, financial sectors, and education, while reducing dependence on foreign models by adopting local ones. The initiative faces challenges related to data protection and the attribution of errors, where success is measured by the system’s ability to deliver accurate, safe results at appropriate speeds and costs, with citizen satisfaction. South Korea aspires to expand the project nationwide before the end of the year, backed by record investments in AI infrastructure. Meanwhile, its models could be applied on a limited basis in some Arab countries, provided that models tailored to the local language and needs are developed.

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