Personal AI announced on the 21st that it unveiled its on-device AI-based MyData technology at CES 2026 in Las Vegas in January and participated in a global pitching session. The company showcased a technological architecture that simultaneously secures personal information protection and usability through on-device data analysis and integration.
The "on-device data marketplace" concept unveiled at CES, which allows data from various industries, such as finance, healthcare, and the public sector, to be combined and distributed under user control, has garnered attention from global investors and industry insiders. Personal AI emphasized security and data utilization capabilities, sharing its experience safely servicing public data through existing projects such as Gyeonggi-do's DokD, Seoul's IsaoN, the Ministry of National Defense's Soldiers' One-Stop, and the Korea Transportation Broadcasting (TBN) app service.
The company plans to unveil a hyper-personalized healthcare platform after CES. It will integrate and analyze genomic, wearable, clinical, and health screening data to provide personalized predictive medicine services. It has designed diverse revenue models, including exercise curation, personalized health supplement recommendations, and data provision to contract research organizations (CROs). Through the data transaction platform "my:Dconnect," the company will establish a structure where individuals, as data owners, directly share in the profits, and the entire process will be handled by an on-device AI agent.
“We aim to build an ecosystem where individuals have sovereignty over their data and are fairly compensated, and to change the data economy paradigm through AI agents,” said Jaeyoung Lee, CEO of Personal AI. “At CES 2026, we have proven our technology and business expansion potential in the global market.”
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