Naver and Brilliant Korea Collaborate on AI Technology and Data

Naver is collaborating with a new partner to advance AI technology.

On the 4th, Naver and Brilliant Korea held an 'AI Technology-Data Business Agreement Signing Ceremony' at Naver 1784 in Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do, with Naver CEO Choi Soo-yeon, Brilliant Korea CEO Park Dong-won, and other officials in attendance.

Brilliant Korea is a comprehensive media company that owns comprehensive economic newspaper Money Today, news agencies News1 and Newsis, and securities economic broadcaster MTN. In the future, Naver will provide various AI technology solutions, and Brilliant Korea will cooperate in providing content for AI services.

According to the discussions between the two companies, Naver will utilize the high-quality content provided by Brilliant Korea for AI model training and service advancement, and Brilliant Korea will select AI solutions that can be utilized at each stage, including content reporting, writing, editing, distribution, and analysis, to increase business and work efficiency.

In addition to its existing multilingual translation and news summary AI technology solutions, Naver also plans to actively develop additional technologies that will help with actual content production and management tasks through collaboration with Brilliant Korea.

Meanwhile, Naver is continuously developing the generative AI 'Hyperclova X', which was released in August 2023, in line with changing technological trends. It has been advanced into a multimodal AI that can understand images, videos, and voices beyond text, and has also recently released a model that improves performance while reducing learning and operating costs.

In addition, Naver plans to continue to cooperate with partners in terms of quality data learning and diversity. In line with global AI trends, it announced that it will successfully carry out cooperation between AI technology companies and media groups, and further seek various ways to respect the rights of copyright holders, including media companies, and develop together.


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