CODIT, an AI-based law and policy data platform company, announced that it demonstrated its AI policy monitoring platform at the 'APEC 2025 Digital and AI Forum' held in Songdo, Incheon on August 5th.
This forum, held as an official side event of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Digital and AI Ministerial, was attended by government and industry representatives from 21 member countries. At its exhibition booth at the event, CODIT introduced a customized dashboard that allows users to monitor Korean policy trends in real time, as well as a policy information service linked to key APEC agenda items.
Minister of Science and ICT Bae Kyung-hoon, along with government officials and ICT experts from various countries who visited the site, personally examined the Kodit platform and noted its ability to provide information that can respond to real-time policy changes. In particular, the AI-powered feature, which automatically categorizes and summarizes bills, press releases, and news articles based on issues of interest, received positive reviews for its practical usability.
CODIT, based on Korea's largest policy data base, has developed its own AI summary technology to support policy responses from businesses and organizations. In the second half of this year, it also plans to launch "Chat CODIT," a conversational AI platform that provides real-time Q&A-style policy information from major countries like Korea and the United States.
"At the forum, we received positive feedback from APEC officials regarding the platform's effectiveness," said Jeong Ji-eun, CEO of CODIT. "In a global environment where policy information changes rapidly, real-time analysis and communication capabilities are becoming increasingly important. In line with this trend, CODIT will continue to expand its capabilities as a global policy response platform."
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