Forbes Korea’s ‘Korea AI 50’ highlights the commercialization status of the domestic AI industry and identifies and introduces AI companies that are actually performing in the market. The purpose is to promote a virtuous cycle of the domestic AI ecosystem and strengthen global competitiveness by selecting companies with real business performance and growth potential, not just technical capabilities.
An after-school program developed by the EdTech company I Hate Flying Bugs Inc. is gaining attention. Introducing School PT (Personal Teaching) e-After School Program (hereafter, School PT e-After School).
Korean companies are developing digital textbooks that are attracting global attention. These textbooks utilize AI to monitor student progress in real-time, identifying areas where students excel or struggle and providing personalized support accordingly.
Access to high-quality education is a top priority for many parents. Yet, the education environment, often linked to real estate values, can create disparities based on economic status. I Hate Flying Bugs Inc., a 2024 Korea AI 50 company, is an EdTech innovator tackling this issue by integrating education and technology to promote equal educational opportunities.
Recognizing Leaders in AI Commercialization
Forbes Korea’s “2024 Korea AI 50” recognizes the country’s top AI companies driving the industry’s commercialization. The list aims to validate the technology, capabilities, and market potential of these companies while showcasing their cutting-edge AI solutions to domestic and international stakeholders.
unveiled a prototype of AI Digital Textbooks for middle school math, utilizing its “SchoolPT” technology. This AIDT instantly assesses students’ problem-solving abilities, pinpoints errors, and offers targeted support for areas needing improvement.
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