SK Telecom outlines its plans with AI partners

SK Telecom (SKT) is making significant strides to solidify its position in the global AI ecosystem. Recently, the company held a meeting at its Silicon Valley headquarters with CEOs from four new AI partners: CMES, MakinaRocks, Scatter Lab, and FriendliAI. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss business cooperation and chart a path towards leadership in the AI industry.

SKT has been actively promoting AI transformation through strategic partnerships and collaborations with various AI companies. During MWC 2023, the company announced partnerships with seven AI companies: SAPEON, Bespin Global, Moloco, Konan Technology, Swit, Phantom AI, and Tuat.

During the meeting, SKT’s CEO Ryu Young-sang outlined the company’s AI vision and engaged in discussions about business plans with the AI partners. The executives from SKT and its AI partners delved into major global AI trends, recent technological achievements, ongoing R&D projects, as well as global business and investment opportunities.

Notably, SKT and CMES, an AI-powered robotics company, discussed the development of pricing plans for “Robot as a Service (RaaS)” and subscription-based business models tailored for enterprises. RaaS is gaining attention as a cost-effective alternative to investing in additional manpower or infrastructure for automation. The demand for RaaS is expected to grow rapidly in sectors such as logistics, delivery, construction, and healthcare.

Furthermore, SKT aims to collaborate with Scatter Lab, a renowned AI startup known for its Lee Lu-da chatbot. The company plans to integrate an emotional AI agent into its AI service, ‘A,’ thereby enhancing the user experience.

Additionally, SKT explored strategies for synergy creation with MakinaRocks, a startup specializing in industrial AI solutions, and FriendliAI, a startup providing a platform for developing generative AI models. By joining forces, the companies aspire to establish a leading position in the global AI market.

Ryu Young-sang, CEO of SKT, expressed his enthusiasm, stating, “Now with our AI partners on board, we have completed the blueprint for driving new growth in the global market. We will work together to develop diverse cooperation opportunities in AI and bring our AI technologies and services to the global market.”

By leveraging the expertise and technologies of its AI partners, SKT is well-positioned to lead the global AI ecosystem and deliver innovative AI solutions to the market.

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