Kakao, a billionaire Kim Beom-SU, announced on Tuesday that it has established a partnership with Openai, including a transaction. The agreement uses the technology of AI startups to provide motivation for the new personal AI tools of the Korean Internet giant and jointly develop it to South Korea. New products tailored by users.

At a joint press conference held in Seoul, Kako said that its upcoming AI message transmission service will be built on Openai's advanced models. The new service named Kanana will be able to make a personalized response based on the chat history. Kakao added that it will deploy OpenAI's technology in its existing products, including news transmission application Kakaotalk.

At the same time, Kakao and Openai said they will jointly develop products without further explanation.

OPENAI's billionaire co -founder and CEO Sam Altman said: “Kakao has a deep understanding of how technology enriches daily life, and they have always provided users with innovative experience.” Kakao's millions of users, and work together to integrate our technology to how to communicate and connect with users who change Kakao.

Kakao CEO SHINA Chung said that partnership marks “Kakao's efforts to make the turning point of closer future efforts.” Chung said that Kakao focused on the development of its own large language model because there was no clear business model.

Ten years after working in his venture capital department, he was in charge of this Korean Internet giant in March last year. Kakao's founder and chairman Kim was arrested in July last year because the company was arrested during the company's bidding war against the country's largest K-POP agency. Kakao's first female chief executive officer listed the List of Forbes Asia Power last year.

Kakao is the latest major technology company in Asia, which cooperates with the popular American company OpenAI behind the popular ChatGPT Chatbot. On Monday, OPENAI's Altman joined Masayoshi, the founder and CEO of SoftBank Group, Masayoshi. The joint venture is called SB Openai Japan and will sell AI services to Japanese companies. SoftBank said that it will spend $ 3 billion each year using OpenAI technology in its group company.

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