AI Firms Report Security, Workshop and Tool News

AI Spera, a cybersecurity company led by CEO Kang Byung-tak, said it signed a cybercrime cooperation agreement with Interpol and will join the international police organization’s Gateway initiative. Launched by Interpol in 2019, Gateway is a partnership for sharing cyberthreat information with private-sector partners. AI Spera plans to provide threat data and analysis from its Criminal IP threat intelligence platform to support Interpol’s cybercrime investigations.

OpenAI held Builder Bootcamp Seoul, a hands-on AI workshop for businesses, on the 27th. About 40 representatives from manufacturing, telecommunications and IT services companies took part. OpenAI engineers reviewed their business challenges and proposed ways to define where AI could be applied and measure results. Technical sessions covered development and testing with Codex, agent design, real-time voice AI, and responses to security vulnerabilities.

Clerobot said it received the Minister of Science and ICT Award in the smart factory and AI machine vision category at the 20th Science and Technology Innovation Awards. The company said the award recognized its application of proprietary 3D machine vision technology to automotive mass-production processes and its business expansion in South Korea and overseas. It supplies industrial 3D cameras and software for robot guidance and precision inspection to Hyundai Motor and Kia production sites in South Korea and abroad.

Featuring unveiled Featuring AI Agent at its social marketing conference, Featuring 26. The company said the agent uses natural-language conversations to understand brand work and automate marketing tasks, including influencer discovery, budget and strategy planning, campaign management, performance checks and content planning.

Addit & Ark Corporation said its AI-based Instagram data analysis solution, Addit Lens, was selected as an AI solution for the Ministry of SMEs and Startups’ “Everyone’s Startup” program. The program supports founders’ use of AI tools for market research, content creation and service development. Addit Lens analyzes about 30,000 Instagram channels in South Korea to help brands find media outlets and creators for collaboration.

AI Spera, a cybersecurity company led by CEO Kang Byung-tak, said it signed a cybercrime cooperation agreement with Interpol and will join the international police organization’s Gateway initiative. Launched by Interpol in 2019, Gateway is a partnership for sharing cyberthreat information with private-sector partners. AI Spera plans to provide threat data and analysis from its Criminal IP threat intelligence platform to support Interpol’s cybercrime investigations.

OpenAI held Builder Bootcamp Seoul, a hands-on AI workshop for businesses, on the 27th. About 40 representatives from manufacturing, telecommunications and IT services companies took part. OpenAI engineers reviewed their business challenges and proposed ways to define where AI could be applied and measure results. Technical sessions covered development and testing with Codex, agent design, real-time voice AI, and responses to security vulnerabilities.

Clerobot said it received the Minister of Science and ICT Award in the smart factory and AI machine vision category at the 20th Science and Technology Innovation Awards. The company said the award recognized its application of proprietary 3D machine vision technology to automotive mass-production processes and its business expansion in South Korea and overseas. It supplies industrial 3D cameras and software for robot guidance and precision inspection to Hyundai Motor and Kia production sites in South Korea and abroad.

Featuring unveiled Featuring AI Agent at its social marketing conference, Featuring 26. The company said the agent uses natural-language conversations to understand brand work and automate marketing tasks, including influencer discovery, budget and strategy planning, campaign management, performance checks and content planning.

Addit & Ark Corporation said its AI-based Instagram data analysis solution, Addit Lens, was selected as an AI solution for the Ministry of SMEs and Startups’ “Everyone’s Startup” program. The program supports founders’ use of AI tools for market research, content creation and service development. Addit Lens analyzes about 30,000 Instagram channels in South Korea to help brands find media outlets and creators for collaboration.